Free & Accepted Masons of Indiana

The Grand Lodge of Free Accepted Masons of Indiana has been a significant presence in Hoosier communities since its establishment in 1818, embodying principles of fraternity and service among its nearly 50,000 members across almost 400 lodges. Freemasonry is dedicated to fostering moral character, unity, and personal growth in men from all walks of life, promoting values that enhance both individual and community well-being.

As the oldest and largest fraternal organization in the world, Freemasonry emphasizes the importance of compassion, charity, and brotherhood, encouraging members to strive for continuous improvement. By creating a welcoming environment that transcends differences, the fraternity seeks to unite men of diverse backgrounds in the shared goal of making a positive impact on society.

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