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doing my homework!!!

garyb

Registered User
so i have read alot of posts and links that say alot of military join the prince hall. i understand that the lodges are all over the place including over seas.. now if i choose not to go to a prince hall how would everything work per say i get deployed again or i PCS to another base??? i have a lodge in mind that i am going to go check out tomorrow ( Wallace Hughston Lodge #1393 A.F. & A.M. ) and am really excited. but what happens when i have to leave el paso?
 

Bill Lins

Moderating Staff
Staff Member
if i choose not to go to a prince hall how would everything work per say i get deployed again or i PCS to another base??? <snip> what happens when i have to leave el paso?

If the area to which you go has a Grand Lodge in amity with the GLoT you can attend Lodge (when held in your Degree) and receive instruction. If you get deployed to a location with no recognized GL (ie. the sandbox) you will only be able to attend Lodge by dispensation from our Grand Master (not likely to be granted).
 

garyb

Registered User
bill,
so if i was to per say leave texas and go to new york i would have to find a grand lodge there???? sorry i dont completly understand everything/ words still learning what everything is lol.... thank you for helping me out too...
 

Bill Lins

Moderating Staff
Staff Member
Every GLoT Lodge has a book titled "List of Lodges Masonic" which lists all of the Grand Lodges worldwide & their constituent "Blue" Lodges that are recognized by the Grand Lodge of Texas. I'd suggest that, if & when you are going to move, you contact the Secretary of your Lodge here & have him look up which Lodges you can visit in the area to which you are going.

I did this not too long ago for a member of my Lodge who was being transferred to Ft. Polk, LA. Turns out that there are 9 Lodges in that area which we recognize.
 
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