The Grand Master’s theme for 2011 is reflected in the image below: like Mt. McKinley, Stand Tall & Strong, and as Alaskans, Helping One Another.

Alaska’s Freemasonry is only as strong as its foundation. Every once in a while we need to check our foundations to ensure they are solid. There is no better way than to bring a brother, especially one of our older brothers, to Lodge. These men are our foundation. I urge you to listen to them and learn from them. We are a Brotherhood from the oldest to the youngest we Stand Tall & Strong by Helping One Another. Consider this: Do you enjoy the camaraderie of Lodge night? Do you think a Brother with 50 or more years in Freemasonry would enjoy Lodge night, also? Search out those older brothers, let them know they are not forgotten and the foundation of our fraternity will remain strong and solid.

2012 Grand Lodge Invitation

2012 Grand Lodge Registration

2012 Ladies Letter & Schedule of Events

2012 Resolutions

2011 Grand Lodge Communication Photos

Grand Master's 2011 Travel Itinerary

So what can I do to help?

Sometimes we all get wrapped up in our individual efforts and need to remember we are one common group of fellows. Pay close attention to your charges and act accordingly.

Want to Become a Mason?

The Grand Lodge of Alaska is always looking for a few good men! We invite those interested in Freemasonry to contact and visit the lodge nearest you to learn more. You can also visit our How to Become a Mason Page to learn more about the world's most ancient and honorable fraternity.

Our Vision

Alaska Freemasons are a respected fraternity comprised of men with high moral character who make a positive difference in their community and the lives of their fellow man

Our Mission

The mission of the Grand Lodge of Alaska is to encourage and support the advancement of Freemasonry in Alaska by developing Masons who are assets in their communities

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