Plymouth Lodge 332 F & A M

The Masonic Service Association of North America (MSA) is an organization dedicated to serving Freemasonry, the country, and the world, initially formed to aid military servicemen during the end of World War I. Established by Grand Masters in 1918, MSA provides essential services to Grand Lodges that they may not easily perform individually. Among its key initiatives are disaster relief efforts, which began in 1923, and a Hospital Visitation Program that supports military veterans through a network of representatives and volunteers across the United States. MSA also offers educational resources, distributing a variety of publications to promote awareness of Freemasonry to millions over the past two decades. Generated from the website

Huguenot Lodge #377 is a Masonic lodge located in Kutztown, Pennsylvania, established in 1863 and currently home to over 300 members from the local area. The lodge has undergone various relocations since its constitution, before settling into its current hall on Crystal Cave Road, which was built in 1972. With a rich history that began with just nine charter members, Huguenot Lodge has experienced steady growth while maintaining a commitment to Masonic principles. The lodge conducts its Stated Meetings on the third Saturday of each month, providing a space for fellowship, instruction, and community engagement among its members. Generated from the website