Spokane Lodge No. 34

September 15th, 6026 We were visited by brethren from two different lodges, to include Dan Fouts, our Deputy Grand Master, District 27. Brother Andrew Hassler, sitting in the West, offered further light, providing insight and interpretation of our shared work: how the inclusion of a single comma may change the focus of a particular section of our work; and yet, the work remains wholly aligned with Masonic principles, thus allowing us to explore the deeper meanings of the Cra

This year, we are committed to encouraging our members to delve into the lore, history, and symbolism of the Order and present on topics.

Thank you for visiting Spokane Lodge No. 34. Here you will find a schedule of upcoming events, lectures, and other presentations taking...

The Pythagoreans gave a special significance to numerals and numbers and described their qualities and natures in terms of hieroglyphs...

The Scottish Rite Research Society has recently published a special reprint of Albert Pike's The Porch and the Middle Chamber, The Book...

Albert Gallatin Mackey was born on March 13, 1807, in Charleston, South Carolina. Initially, the future titan of Masonic academia would...

Members of Spokane Lodge #34 gathered this week for the first time in 15 months, thus ending the darkness that was 2020! It was also a...

Brethren and All, this last month has been surreal. There has never been a point in my nearly forty years on this planet...

A short writing of principled behavior, as a Freemason.

The shadow cast by our forerunners is long, but they have left us an untold number of treasures to mine from the sands of immemorial time.

Concerning the Eleusinian Mysteries, Mackey writes the following in his incomparable Lexicon of Freemasonry. “These were among the most...

Senior Deacon's Position in the Lodge and building trust.