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Masonic Service Association of NA, serving the Craft since 1919

Active Appeals

Appeals for Relief

Iowa - Flooding
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Operation Phone Home Click here to Read More

The Green Envelope Appeal raises funds for the Hospital Visitation Program. Read More

 

What's New

Book:  Further Light
a digest for new
Master Masons.

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Movie: National Treasure
Book of Secrets

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Video:
So You Want to be a Mason?

Dick Fletcher, PGM VT and Executive Secretary, introduces ways of becoming a Freemason in the United States and Canada.

Howie Damon's Masonic Pride Web Site

 

Information

Read the current Emessay Notes from the MSANA

Read the current Focus newsletter from the Masonic Information center

 

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

Holiday Greetings from the MIC - see the video here.

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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