SPOKANE LODGE No. 34

FREE & ACCEPTED MASONS OF WASHINGTON

NEXT EVENTS

Unless otherwise stated, events take place in our hall at 506 W. 2nd Ave.

May 16, 2023

Stated Communication

Dinner is served at 6:30pm and is open to the public. Our Stated Meeting begins at 7:30pm and is for members only

June 20, 2023

Stated Communication

Dinner is served at 6:30pm and is open to the public. Our Stated Meeting begins at 7:30pm and is for members only

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"This above all: to thine own self be true,
And it must follow, as the night the day,
Thou canst not then be false to any man.
Farewell. My blessing season this in thee."

Hamlet, Act 1 : Scene 3

Master's Message

May

Freemasons are, or should be, patrons of the arts and sciences. We should strive to promote enlightened ideas in the society in which we live, to enrich and improve mankind. More especially, we should cultivate in the hearts of the youth that confidence which helps them to manifest the gifts wherewith God has blessed them, as much for His glory as for the benefit of all human kind.

-Lucas M. Walsh

Special Guests

May Stated Meeting

Right Worshipful Brother Roger Nelson, Junior Grand Warden of Masons in Washington, joins us as we read and dissect the resolutions proposed for the upcoming annual communication.

Full agenda

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Senior Warden

W∴B∴ Tim Porter

Worshipful Brother Porter has been a Mason for nearly fifteen years. A consummate ritualist and experienced leader, Tim's grasp of equanimity and his zeal for the enterprise of Freemasonry have been an inspiration to his brothers.

Junior Warden

W∴B∴ Chris Eddy

Worshipful Brother Chris Eddy has been a Mason for 18 years, and in that time he has demonstrated his attachment to the core tenets of a Mason's profession; Faith, Hope, and Charity.

Chris' kind and conscientious disposition make him a particularly effective Junior Warden, and superintendent of his brethren.

Senior Deacon

Bro∴ Jesse Kolassa

Originally an initiate of the Ancient Free and Accepted Jurisdiction of Virginia, Brother Jesse Kolassa joined our Lodge in 2022. His exceptional floorwork and attention to the deeper philosophy of Freemasonry have rendered him a fine example of decorum and dignity.

Jesse is also our Director of Education, responsible for coordinating education meetings, updating our calendar, and more.

Junior Deacon

Bro∴ Murph Kudrna

A Mason of over 16 years, Brother Murph is dedicated, kind, and consistent in all his dealings. As the Junior Deacon, Murph never fails to manifest his personal sense of order and responsibility, ensuring that honor and friendliness are palpable at our gatherings.

Secretary

W∴B∴ Carson Gorst

Worshipful Brother Carson has been a Mason for over 15 years, and in that time he has served in nearly every position in the Craft Lodge.

As our Secretary, Carson has many responsibilities, yet he consistently demonstrates to all in his care that his greatest joy is fraternalism and loving his brethren. His appreciation for the esoteric and the academic has made him a valuable educator in our Lodge.

Treasurer

Bro∴ Jeremy Thomas

Brother Thomas has been a Mason for 14 years, and his work and good reputation precede him among Masons throughout the city.

As our Treasurer, Jeremy is responsible for the properties and stocks of our Lodge, and his personal expertise makes him particularly well-qualified to uphold the dignity of the institution in this role.

Senior Steward

Bro∴ Andrew Hessler

Andrew is one of our newest Master Masons, and his work pointed him out as well-qualified for advancement into an officer's position.

Andrew's affinity for our ritual work and good nature have been of great benefit to our Lodge and to all his fellowmen.

Chaplain

W∴B∴ Landry Smallfoot

Our immediate Past-Master, Worshipful Brother Landry fostered the principles of our Lodge through three years of Mastership and is now serving as our Chaplain. His dignified bearing and respectable character are apparent wherever he goes and he is of great benefit to our Lodge.

OUR SERVICES AS FREEMASONS

Freemasonry is an ancient global Fraternity dedicated to fostering and promoting in men every moral and social virtue. Spokane Lodge No. 34 has been serving the Inland Northwest since 1880. We continue to serve our community through various charitable organizations in the greater Spokane area.

ABOUT OUR LODGE

Spokane Lodge No. 34 of Free and Accepted Masons of Washington is steeped in Masonic ceremony & tradition. Here you can learn about our lodge origins and history.

RECENT EVENTS

We are an active lodge which serves the Inland Northwest and Spokane area. Our activities include degree work, community service, and Masonic education.

BECOME A FREEMASON

The first step in becoming a member of our order is to inquire within. You can email us directly, or come to one of our stated meetings to discover what we're all about.

Spokane Lodge No. 34

SPOKANE LODGE No. 34

NEXT EVENTS

Unless otherwise stated, events take place in our hall at 506 W. 2nd Ave.

May 16, 2023

Stated Communication

June 20, 2023

Stated Communication

Master's Message

May

Special Guests

May Stated Meeting

A∴ L∴ 6023 Officer Line

OUR SERVICES AS FREEMASONS

ABOUT OUR LODGE

RECENT EVENTS

BECOME A FREEMASON

ABOUT US

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