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Grand Lodge of Georgia - Free & Accepted Masons

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Monday night at Ducktown Lodge No. 572, the Grand Master, MWB Mark Bradley, made his official visitation and delivered a night full of meaning and Masonic pride. He presented a 50-Year Service Award and recognized three newly raised Master Masons with their proficiency certificates. One especially moving moment occurred when a young Master Mason was presented with his grandfather’s Masonic rings by the Grand Master, along with the family's cherished Masonic Bible, which had been handed down to him by his grandfather.Assistant Director of the District Deputies, WB Bill Lord, spoke about the vital work our DDGMs do for the fraternity. Grand Chaplain WB Douglas Koschel shared heartfelt reflections from his 90+ lodge visits this year, speaking to the depth of Brotherhood he’s witnessed across the state. WB Bradley Sullivan gave an update on the continued success and importance of our statewide Masonic Blood Drive.A powerful evening filled with tradition, legacy, and the enduring strength of our fraternity. ... See MoreSee Less

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Grand Lodge of Georgia - Free & Accepted Masons

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This past Saturday, the 10th District Convention was held at Benevolent Lodge No. 3 in Milledgeville. Most Worshipful Grand Master Mark A. Bradley was in attendance, along with several Grand Lodge officers, as the Brethren gathered for a day of fellowship and celebration.Michael Schaefer was honored with the E. Alton Rogers 10th District Mason of the Year Award. A 70-Year Apron was presented to Morris Vernon Wood of Irwinton Lodge No. 150, and WB Thomas Scott was recognized for his service as a Custodian Emeritus. WB Steven Fishman was installed as Master of the 10th District, along with the newly elected officers. Past Masters Aprons were also presented to RWB Brian Coffey, WB Lloyd McCoy, and WB Kelly Montgomery.It was a great day in the 10th!📸 Courtesy: WB Jarrod Coffey & WB L. Thomas Hays ... See MoreSee Less

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Grand Lodge of Georgia - Free & Accepted Masons

2 days ago

A Message from MWGM Mark Bradley on this Father's Day ... See MoreSee Less

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Grand Lodge of Georgia - Free & Accepted Masons

6 days ago

Last night, GM Mark Bradley visited Sandy Springs Lodge No. 124 for a special evening honoring community leaders.The Lodge presented its Worshipful Master's Community Service Achievement Award to three deserving recipients:Jerrell Greene — Sandy Springs PoliceJoseph Fitzsimmons — Junior AchievementJoe Ferris — Hands Across AtlantaThe Grand Master was accompanied by several Grand Lodge officers, a Past Grand Master, and three District Deputies. Congratulations to this year’s honorees and to Sandy Springs Lodge for their outstanding commitment to community service! ... See MoreSee Less

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Grand Lodge of Georgia - Free & Accepted Masons

1 week ago

Last night, Grand Master Mark Bradley visited Canton Lodge No. 77 for a memorable Family Night. The GM heard updates from WB Nathan Wade on GACHIP, WB Bradley Sullens on Blood Drives, WB Bill Lord on our District Deputies, and WB Steve Ballard on Masonic Funeral Services.The highlight of the evening was recognizing an unsung hero—Brother Chris Shaw—who administered CPR and saved a man's life while chaperoning Cherokee County students in Washington, D.C. in November 2024.With over 60 in attendance and an escort from the Widows Sons, it was a night full of fellowship, purpose, and pride in our Craft. ... See MoreSee Less

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Freemasonry binds men together in a brotherhood transcending all religious, ethnic, social, and educational differences, creating positive change in our members. We strive to make good men better.