Membership

Mountain Lodge No. 281, Altoona, enjoyed a memorable evening of fellowship and international Masonic friendship at its June Stated Meeting.

Washington Lodge No. 265 in Bloomsburg is taking a fresh approach to building membership, strengthening brotherhood and connecting with its community.

On a warm, sunny day in June, 375 baseball players, along with their families and 200 volunteers, descended upon the Field of Dreams complex in Paoli, PA, for a special event.

In honor of the America250 Celebration, and to officially commence the 2026 Little League Baseball® World Series, the statue of Brother Carl E. Stotz, the founder of Little League®, was formally rededicated in its new, more visible home at the Flag Plaza next to the World of Little League® Museum on Aug. 19.

After a conversation with his wife’s cousin, Brother Charles Mickshaw was intrigued by the potential to learn more about the “old ways” of the Masons and the history of the fraternity.

A special occasion united generations of Masons from around the world.

Masons rallied around Brother Kevin Soles and his family after a medical emergency.

In 1961, a Mason from Centennial-Lafayette Lodge No. 544 in Carnegie, Pennsylvania, was fishing along a river in Orillia, Ontario, when he struck up a conversation with the man beside him. As they talked, they discovered they were both Masons, and the Canadian brother warmly invited him to visit his lodge in the future.

In the fall of 2023, Bethel Lodge No. 761 in Bethel Park was struggling to regain its footing in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. With key leadership positions left vacant, the lodge faced the very real possibility of going dark.

For generations, Pennsylvania Masons valued the opportunity to make a lasting commitment to their lodge through Lifetime Membership. Following the development of new administrative safeguards and financial modeling tools, the Lifetime Membership Endowment Program is once again returning to Pennsylvania Freemasonry.