Nine (9) MEU’s required for certification. To provide for a variety of individual interests/study for Masonic leaders, the nine MEU’s will be earned from the Level II list.
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Activity |
MEU’s |
MaximumMEU’s |
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REQUIRED OF ALL PARTICIPANTS: |
1 per book |
3 |
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ELECTIVE MEU’s:Read additional books from the Recommended Books List or other Masonic books and submit Evaluation Reports for them |
1 per book |
5 |
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Attend Tennessee Lodge of Research or a Masonic research meeting, and submit an Evaluation Report |
½ MEU per session |
2 |
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Present a Masonic Education program to any Masonic Body or to a public gathering. (20 minutes or longer) |
1 for each different presentation |
3 |
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Compose a Masonic article, suitable for publication. (1000 words minimum)* |
1 for each article |
3 |
Required Reading (pick three):
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Huss, The Master Builders, (3 Volumes – one credit for each volume)
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Bullock, Revolutionary Brotherhood
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Haggard, The Clergy and the Craft
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Roy, Stalwart Builders – G.L. of Mass., 1735-1970
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Leaser, Fundamentalism and Freemasonry
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Thorn, The Boy Who Cried Wolf
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DeHoyas & Morris, Is it True What They Say About Freemasonry?
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Johnson, The Beginnings of Freemasonry in America
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Coil, Freemasonry Through Six Centuries
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G.L. of England, Grand Lodge of England 1717 – 1967
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Smith, Douglas, Working the Rough Stone: Freemasonry and Society in Eighteenth-Century Russia, Northern Illinois Univ. Press, 1999
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Jasper Ridley, The Freemasons
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The Templars: The History and the Myth: From Solomon’s Temple to the Freemasons by Michael Haag
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The Craft: A History of English Freemasonry by John Hamill
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Masonic Membership of the Founding Fathers by Ronald E. Heaton
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Washington: The Man and the Mason by Charles H. Callahan
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Freemasonry in American History by Allen E. Roberts
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House Undivided: The Story of Freemasonry & the Civil War by Allen E. Roberts
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Revolutionary Brotherhood: Freemasonry and the Transformation of the American Social Order, 1730… by Steven C. Bullock
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Records of the hole crafte and fellowship of Masons by Edward Conder
Suggested subjects for level elective reading:
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Freemasonry and religion – factual information; Freemasonry’s response to critics; Freemasonry and the world; Freemasonry and our nation.