Current Programs from the
Masonic Information Center
The Mark Twain Award
The Masonic Information Center announces a new award – called the Twain
Award – to honor Lodge achievement in Masonic Awareness. Participation
in the Twain Award competition is a journey enhanced through learning, doing,
and networking. <Read more about
the Twain Award >
See the list of winners
Enter your Lodge in the 2008 competition. Participation confirmation forms must be
received by June 1, 2008. Download your form here and send it in soon.
It's About Time - Masonic Public Awareness
It’s About Time! is the report completing a study undertaken by a special
task force of the Masonic Information Center Steering Committee that focused
on the need for Masonic Public Awareness. <Read
the report >
Who are We?
The Masonic Service Association of North America (MSANA) was formed in 1919
to provide services to its member Grand Lodges that they would find difficult
to provide for themselves. Thus the national voice that the MSA has is dedicated
to Service to the Masonic community.
The primary functions and activities of the MSANA are:
- Disaster Relief - since 1923 the MSA has collected and forwarded
funds for disasters around the world.
- Education/Information Publications - the MSA has a free catalog
of publications, bulletins and other materials available.
- Masonic Information Center - to provide information on Freemasonry
to Masons and non-Masons alike and to respond to critics of Freemasonry.
- Hospital Visitation Program - provides assistance and service
to our sick or wounded veterans.
- Service - The Masonic Service Association of
North America is a servant of Freemasonry. Formed of and supported by Grand
Lodges, it is a voice that they can move to action, that the great heart of
the Fraternity be made manifest and that the will of a united Craft may be
done.
For more information about the MSANA,
contact Richard
E. Fletcher, PGM VT, Executive
Secretary.
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