Masonic Funeral Committee The Masonic Funeral Committee comprises of three men who are appointed by the Worshipful Master of the Lodge. They are in charge of the following: Location of Jewels and...

The Masonic Bylaws Committee consists of three men. The three men are usually appointed to the committee by the Worshipful Master of the Masonic Lodge. So, the three-man Committee will include a Ch...

The Worshipful Master has a large part to play in Lodge Administration. He is responsible for every facet of the lodge. He oversees all and is responsible for the smooth running of the Lodge. Dutie...

The Masonic Budget Committee is responsible for advising the Worshipful Master of the funds available at the Lodge’s disposal. They help the Worshipful master make relevant decisions that will invo...

The Masonic preparation committee consists of three Master Masons. The three Master Masons include the following: The Senior Steward The Junior Steward The Senior Deacon Functions of The Masonic ...

The Lodge Audit Committee helps the treasurer to ensure that the financial position of the Masonic Lodge is accurate through a series of accounting checks and balances.   Every year, the Masonic Lo...

The term ‘Go Dark’ means that a Masonic Lodge has ceased to exist as a Lodge. One major meaning is that it has permanently closed its doors or ceased to exist as a Lodge. Also, it could also mean t...

After completing the Master Mason degree, the new member of the Masonic Fraternity is presented with a Bible by the Worshipful Master of the Lodge or other Lodge officers. This Bible is presented ...

There is no greater honor for a Freemason than when he becomes elevated to the Chair as the Lodge Master or Worshipful Master of the Lodge. Most Brothers elevated to this Chair feel pleased and anx...