Publisher's Synopsis
In preparing the description paragraph, I noticed a couple of typos in the text: Civil Ware instead of Civil War, "That the way we've always done it" instead of "That's the way we've always done it."We definitely don't want to put something out for you that has these errors so I recommend that either we go through it fully to look for any more corrections needed or if you have another editor you want to use then that's ok too. Just let me know which way you want to go. In the meantime, here's the description text for your review and edit along with keywords for The Lexington Experience: _The story of Kentucky Freemasonry in the 20th Century is identical to the larger story of American Freemasonry. A rapidly shrinking membership, an uninformed and unfocused sense of purpose and the lack of insightful leadership have all contributed to the Craft's current demoralized condition. Kentucky Freemasonry in the early 21st Century, much like American Freemasonry in general, continues to be removed from its historical and philosophical underpinnings. Lexington Lodge No. 1 was not immune to the influences of the general culture found within American and Kentucky Freemasonry in the 20th Century. It is in the 21st Century that Lexington Lodge has rediscovered the history and philosophy of Freemasonry (along with its own rich history) and the results of such rediscovery have led to a remarkable renaissance within the Lodge. "The Lexington Experience" is a detailed journey into the slow but steady pace of a Masonic Lodge unfolding into what a newer generation of members were seeking: a place of learning and quiet reflection where the work of self-improvement would become a "sacred retreat of friendship and virtue," and provide our members and guests with something worthy of their time. This journey painstakingly explains how and why the phrase, "That's the way we've always done it" fueled some of the spark that lead to and continues to steer The Lexington Experienc
