Millennial Apprentices: The Next Revolution In Freemasonry

by Samuel Friedman

A new generation of American men has begun to enter the fraternity of Freemasonry. This group of young men belong to the second largest generation in America history. Known as the millennials, they possess unique motivations and aspirations for the Craft that are quite different from the several generations before them. This book looks at the current state of Freemasonry, how the Fraternity has arrived at this point and proposes restorations within the Craft that point the way forward into the twenty-first century. Written by a young and enthusiastic millennial Mason, this book is meant to inspire thought provoking discussion on what this new breed of Mason desires, and what it truly means to be a Mason in the twenty-first century.

132 pages, Paperback

Published November 17, 2015

Reviews

[Kristian Reninger]

There is probably far too much negative press about the Millennial Generation out there. Within the context of "The Craft," this plain spoken and easily read book will make you realize that the younger generations in the early years of adulthood really do crave both meaning and substance in their lives and look to those of us who are both middle aged and active members of society to provide it.

[William H. Boyd]

Worth Pondering

An interesting read, worth a few hours to read and consider the information presented by the author. Provides some useful information for mentors to consider and become familiar with.