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Hi Cody from England.

Hello from England.

That's a shame here (UK) we still have websites like 192.com.

You will need to look in your telephone directory to see if there is a Masonic Hall listed anywhere.

Hello from England.

So Levi, I would just add that you don't need to become a Freemason to turn your life around and in fact you will need to do that to stand any chance of becoming a Freemason. When you return to T&T you will need to focus all your energy on helping people there and doing so within the bounds of...

You cannot find this on the Internet, only your own Lodge will have the answer.

Hello from England :cool:

Hi there, So what brings you to this American Forum for discussing Freemasonry?

IF you live in Nigeria you may be able to join a Lodge under The Grand Lodge of Nigeria the best way is to send a letter explaining who you are, what you do and why you would like to join a Lodge to the Grand Secretary, Grand Lodge of Nigeria, 7 Okwuruola Street, Off Stadium Road, By Charles...

There are a couple of things you need to become aware of: 1) To join a Lodge you would need to talk to Freemasons where you actually are, it is not possible to join a Lodge in a country where you are not physically present. 2) Freemasonry is just a Fraternity or a hobby! Not being horrible but...

A Past Master under the UGLE does yes, as I explained above it shows the brethren in other Lodges that he is a Past Master rather than a Ruling Master.

Ask the Freemasons where you are, then go from there.

If you wish to become a Freemason you should contact the State Grand Lodge where you live but don't worry about Freemasonry "dying" that is not what people are talking about it's the extra stuff that our huge growth in the 20th century brought about.

You should contact the Grand Secretary of your own Grand Lodge who will tell you whether there is any masonic activity abroad that you can get involved with.

Hello from a bit further South, in Kent.

It is spelled out further down the page as in Companion of the Order of Grenada

Of course it's similar but different again within the Metropolitan Grand Lodge of London (MetGL) as we don't have that situation of men who haven't done the Office having a "Past" rank, in fact even those who have actually held the Office in MetGL don't get to be a "Past" something.:cool::D

Just for completeness. Under the UGLE there is no such thing as a Past Master's apron, although the term has managed to sneak into common usage. However, there is the apron of an Installed Master which is the one described above. This is worn only with the collar of the Lodge of which the IM is...

As MarkR has mentioned your own Grand Lodge can supply you with contact information for the Grand Lodge that it recognises, there's no need to be on the Internet to make contact.