Grand Lodge

The Stillwater Masonic Center in Stillwater, OK has been a hub for Masonic activities since 1893, housing various Masonic lodges and organizations such as Frontier Lodge #48, Stillwater Eastern Star, York Rite Chapter #14, Council #50, St. John's Commandry #8, Stillwater Beauceant Assembly #124, Stillwater DeMolay, and Joe Blair Rainbow Assembly. With regular meetings held on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month, the center offers a place for Masons to gather, learn about the history and values of the brotherhood, and participate in various charitable endeavors. Whether you're a Masonic member or a curious visitor, the Stillwater Masonic Center welcomes you to explore the rich heritage and traditions of Freemasonry.Generated from the website

The Masonic Service Association of North America (MSA) is dedicated to serving Freemasonry while providing support to military servicemen and communities in need. Established in 1918, the organization was formed to enable U.S. Freemasonry to collaborate effectively with the government during World War I and has since become a trusted resource for Grand Lodges across North America. MSA's key programs include disaster relief services and a Hospital Visitation Program that connects volunteers with veterans in medical centers. With a strong commitment to education, MSA also disseminates a variety of publications aimed at raising awareness about Freemasonry, reaching over 3 million people in the past two decades. Generated from the website

The Oklahoma Eastern Star, headquartered in Guthrie, Oklahoma, is the largest fraternal organization that welcomes both men and women, focusing on charitable projects and providing support to its members. Established in 1909 through the merger of Eastern Star organizations from Oklahoma Territory and Indian Territory, it has consistently contributed to significant causes, including over $340,000 to the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation. Dedicated to youth empowerment, Oklahoma Eastern Star offers college scholarships to members of Job's Daughters, Order of the Rainbow for Girls, and DeMolay, emphasizing their commitment to nurturing future leaders. The organization also actively supports charitable initiatives, with the Shriner's Burn Center and Shriner's Transportation Fund as the primary focus for the current year. Generated from the website