HKTidwell
Premium Member
After speaking with Brother Lins on here, I decided to meet up with him at a certification in Georgetown. For two reason a) to meet him in person, b) based on his recommendation so I would know the process for the future.
It was a great experience Brother Lins is a extremely good about taking time to explain things in person as he is on here. While I was not there to be certified he made sure that I was involved and had a good understanding about what would happen during an examination. I would strongly recommend sitting in on one of these so you know what is expected when you decide to pursue your certification.
My next thought was why are there such a limited amount of brethren certified? I may be wrong in my assumption about the quantity of Masons who are certified but I know my lodge does not have any brothers who are certified.
For those on here who have been a mason for a long period of time, was there a time when more people held a Certification in the lodge. If so what caused the change in your opinion?
It was a great experience Brother Lins is a extremely good about taking time to explain things in person as he is on here. While I was not there to be certified he made sure that I was involved and had a good understanding about what would happen during an examination. I would strongly recommend sitting in on one of these so you know what is expected when you decide to pursue your certification.
My next thought was why are there such a limited amount of brethren certified? I may be wrong in my assumption about the quantity of Masons who are certified but I know my lodge does not have any brothers who are certified.
For those on here who have been a mason for a long period of time, was there a time when more people held a Certification in the lodge. If so what caused the change in your opinion?