49th Masonic Spring Workshop 25–27 April 2014 Kananaskis Alberta

25, 26 & 27 April 2014 Delta Lodge at Kananaskis

The Masonic Spring Workshop
North America's premier workshop for rank and file Masons.

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The Great Secret of Freemasonry...

To Promote Happiness.

Often within Masonic ritual we are reminded that to promote happiness is the chief aim of the Craft. We should NEVER lose sight of this and the 49th Annual Masonic Spring Workshop is developed around this theme.

Our Guest Speaker, John Belton, will start the weekend off with an enthusiastic and well-researched recounting of the Union of the two English Grand Lodges in his Theme Address entitled "The Hunt and Need for Harmony and Order in the 1813 Masonic Union"

The Schools of Instruction are divided into four specific streams - Happiness; History & Legend; Philosophy & Symbolism; Training.

On the Friday afternoon, in the Sinclair Room, right after the Masonic Gabfest, there will be ancillary presentations BUT you have to attend to find out what they are (this is Freemasonry so there must be a bit of secrecy.)

Come and join us for a first class Masonic weekend with harmony and happiness being the key to your enjoyment.

If you haven't seen our venue in the mountains — The Delta Lodge at Kananaskis — here is a view of Mount Kidd that towers over the conference site with the Kananaskis Village Centre on the left. Click on the picture to "visit" the Lodge.

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2014 Keynote Speaker
John L. Belton

Masonic researcher, author and speaker

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Register by 1 March 2014
and you will be entered in our early-bird draw — A Weekend for two at the Delta Lodge at Kananaskis

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Each April for the last forty-nine years, Masons have met in Alberta's Rocky Mountains, west of Calgary, for a weekend of fellowship and instruction. The goal of the Masonic Spring Workshop Planning Committee is to create a weekend experience in a relaxed atmosphere of fellowship offering individual Masons the opportunity:

to be challenged, excited, amused, exposed to new ideas, offered options for expression, and mentored in the ways and ideals of Freemasonry;
to renew old acquaintances; and
to make new friends.