Internet Lodge 9659

A Message of Welcome from our Worshipful Master, WBro Mark Griffin

"On behalf of the brethren of Internet Lodge, I would like to extend a warm fraternal welcome to all visitors to this site, from whatever constitution, and whether a Mason or not. I hope you will find this site interesting and informative, whether you are looking to become a Joining Member, or whether you are interested in becoming a Freemason, or even if you are just curious about what we do as a Lodge. Welcome to you all"

Read the full message here
Mark Grifin

Lord Northampton with Karen Kidd, left, and Alan Bergin, right

Short Papers Competiton

The MWBro the Pro Grand Master, who is the Sponsor for the competition, was present at a special "white table" event at Freemasons' Hall, Bridge Street, Manchester, on the evening of Friday 14th March 2008. He presented the following prizes in the 2007 competition

Northampton Award

The main award which is for the paper which the Judges consider to be the best of all those sumbitted. The winner is Bro. Alan Bergin from Spain seen above right with Lord Northampton.

World Award

The best short paper by a Mason who is not a member of a Lodge under UGLE. The winner is Bro. Karen Kidd from the U.S.A seen above left with Lord Northampton.

Nova Award

The best paper by a Brother who has been a member of the Craft for less than five years and has not been a Master of a Lodge. The winner is Bro. Michael Halleran from the U.S.A.

Full details of the winners and their winning papers are published here.
Our library of the papers submitted is under construction here.

Full details of the 2008 competition can be found here.

Read the introductory message from Lord Northampton here

Internet Help
Visit our Internet Help Centre to find useful information about viruses, scams, e-mail netiquette and tips on how to stay safe on-line

Guest Book
Access our Guest Book where you can read more than 5000 messages - and counting - and add your own comments

Naunton Liles
Bro Naunton Liles, a member from South Wales has written a series of articles about Masonic Music

   
Members may access the Private Pages and participate in many forums and post to their own personal blogs
Private Web Site

Read the Purpose and Aims of the Lodge to find out what is important to us and what direction we see the Lodge taking
Aims

Bro Alan Tibbetts, a founder member from Ontario, Canada has written a list of "Things I Like about Internet Lodge"
Alan Tibbetts


The next Regular Meeting of Internet Lodge will be held at the Oxford Masonic Centre,333 Banbury Road, Oxford OX2 7PL at 2.00 p.m. on Saturday 9th August 2008. This will be part of our festival weekend.
The subject of the meeting will be Freemasonry and the Internet and there will be two lectures underlining the role of the Internet in modern Freemasonry.

All Freemasons are welcome to attend. For further details please contact the Secretary.


Live on the BBC

The Lodge Assistant Secretary W.Bro John Dutchman-Smith was interviewed about Internet Lodge by BBC Radio Cumbria on 29th January 2008. You can listen to the interview here.

"You can get more Masonry in this Lodge in a week than you do in a year in a traditional Lodge".

Our members come from all over the world including: Andorra, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Greece, Grenada, Hungary, India, Italy, Kosovo, Lebanon, Netherlands, Nigeria, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, the United States of America and Venezuela,; as well as Scotland, Ireland and the Isle of Man and from all corners of England and Wales.

Freemasons who are members of UGLE, or any Grand Lodge that is recognized by and in accord with UGLE, are welcome to become joining members. Information and the appropriate forms can be found on this site, please see the menu bars above.

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If you are looking for information about Freemasonry in general, please visit the web site of the United Grand Lodge of England or that of the Library and Museum of Freemasonry.