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Province Of East Lancashire
A wealth of information for Craft Secretaries, Royal Arch Scribe Es and members in general.
Craft Freemasonry
There are probably as many explanations of Freemasonry as there are Freemasons and every member will be able to tell you exactly what Freemasonry means to them.
Holy Royal Arch
It is truly the essence of Freemasonry and it is both the foundation and keystone of the whole Masonic structure.
Latest East Lancashire Freemason News

MCF Supports Emmaus Work With The Homeless

Paul Hackers Christmas Dinner Appeal

S’ANN’TA CHRISTMAS TREE APPEAL 2021

East Ribble District helping the homeless with the Tent Appeal

Freemasons launch “Tech for Good” scheme

OBE for Derek Calrow

Support the ELMC with our New Branded Face Masks!

Dennis Heskett celebrates a Socially Distant 50th year in Freemasonry
East Lancs' John Acaster Memorial Paper Competition - the winner of our "Papers" ...

East Lancs' John Acaster Memorial Paper Competition - Results are in! The winner of our ...

We couldn't let the moment pass without celebrating the fact that our office manager, Susan ...

Keep your 👀 peeled over coming days for winners of The inaugural John Acaster Memorial Short ...

We are so pleased to be back in the Provincial Office!
For the time being, some of the team...

The Directors of “East Lancashire Premises” (ELPREM) working with the Provincial Grand ...

One hundred young boys and girls from disadvantaged backgrounds in Bolton will have the chance to ...

Our 2nd annual coarse fishing match. It was so successful last year we're doing it again! ...

East Lancashire Freemasonry
What Our Members Say
The lessons taught have helped me in my personal life and my lodge brethren continue to amaze me in their dedication to each other and our wider community. I’m proud to be a Freemason and would recommend anybody who is curious to come and enquire.
Freemasonry is great way to make new friends and connect with old ones. It gives you the chance grow as a person and share that knowledge with others. It’s more than a brotherhood; it’s a family.
Freemasonary is a guaranteed social life. It’s a great way to make new friend s and stay in touch with old ones. It’s the ability to grow as a person and extend what has been learnt to others seeking similar growth.
Freemasonry is like being part of a fantastic story, you just want to learn more and more. While doing so, you meet new friends, that will stay with you for the rest of your life.
I joined because my very good friend told me it was a wonderful organisation of men who believed that everyone of us can help everyone else in some small way, not just inside but outside Freemasonry. But that’s only a very small part of the story. It’s not about why I joined, but more about why I’ve stayed. I’ve stayed because I’ve seen with my eyes, and felt with my heart, the love, care, friendship and support that Masons give…
Freemasonry has complimented and helped me to understand my journey in life. I’ve also met new friends who will stay with me for the rest of my journey.
As a 20-year member I became a Mason because I believed I was joining men who thought in a similar way to myself. Very true to a large extent, what I hadn’t realised was that wherever you go when visiting you are immediately among friends you had yet to meet.