To give our members and visitors the latest news of the fraternity throughout California and worldwide, we are pleased to provide these news items from the Grand Lodge of California. For more information about Freemasonry in California, what the Grand Lodge is up to, and to get information on their programs, be sure to visit them at Freemason.org. Here are the latest news items from the Grand Lodge: Transforming the Craft The 12th Annual...
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To give our members and visitors the latest news of the fraternity throughout California and worldwide, we are pleased to provide these news items from the Grand Lodge of California. For more information about Freemasonry in California, what the Grand Lodge is up to, and to get information on their programs, be sure to visit them at Freemason.org. Here are the latest news items from the Grand Lodge: Leading Educators Nationwide Californian...
Read MoreNews From Grand Lodge May 1, 2012
To give our members and visitors the latest news of the fraternity throughout California and worldwide, we are pleased to provide these news items from the Grand Lodge of California. For more information about Freemasonry in California, what the Grand Lodge is up to, and to get information on their programs, be sure to visit them at Freemason.org. Here are the latest news items from the Grand Lodge: Kudos for Classroom Heroes In June,...
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Freemasonry is the largest and oldest fraternity in the world. Membership is open to men age 18 and older who believe in a Supreme Being and meet the qualifications and standards. Men of all ethnic and religious backgrounds are welcome - Freemasonry does not discriminate based upon religious or political views.
The Huntington Beach Masonic Lodge was formed in 1906 by a group of Masons who were members of the Santa Ana Lodge. The Lodge was first formed at a meeting on April 26th, 1906, where Brother Andrew Wylie Griffith was elected the first Worshipful Master.
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