Lodge Officers

The presiding officer of the lodge, responsible for conducting meetings and overseeing all lodge activities. Also identifies and cultivates relationships with prospective members interested in joining the lodge.

Second in command, assists the Worshipful Master and oversees the craft during labor. Also guides candidates through the Masonic journey, ensuring they understand the principles and values of Freemasonry.

Third in line of authority, responsible for the lodge during refreshment and candidate preparation. Also coaches officers on their duties and ensures they understand their roles and responsibilities in the lodge.

Manages the financial affairs of the lodge and maintains accurate financial records. Also enhances rituals by providing timely, solemn musical accompaniment to enrich the ceremonial atmosphere.

Records minutes of meetings, handles correspondence, and maintains membership records.

Provides spiritual guidance and leads the lodge in prayer and reflection, nurturing brotherly unity and helping to maintain harmony.

Assists in degree work and serves as messenger between the Worshipful Master and Senior Warden.

Assists in degree work and serves as messenger between the Senior and Junior Wardens.

Assists in organizing lodge events, prepares and serves refreshments during meetings, and supports the Worshipful Master in maintaining the lodge's hospitality and fraternal atmosphere.

Assists the Senior Steward in preparing and serving refreshments, maintaining the lodge's hospitality, and supporting ceremonial activities under the direction of the Worshipful Master.

The Marshal in a Masonic lodge organizes processions, escorts candidates and visitors, and helps keep ceremonies moving smoothly, ensuring order, dignity, and proper decorum during the lodge's work.

Guards the outer door of the lodge and ensures only qualified members enter.

Assists the Secretary with records, correspondence, and dues, and can take over key administrative tasks when needed.