Carlisle Lodge No. 260 will once again be assisting the Salvation Army during their annual Christmas Kettle fundraising campaign by volunteering to ring the bells. The date is Saturday December 9, 2017 and the location is the Wine and Spirits

Brethren, Please find below a link to the February newsletter for the Shrine. PR_VOICE_February_2017_FINAL

“Almoning & Benevolence” To relive the distressed, to visit the sick, to care for the aged, to comfort the bereaved is a duty incumbent upon all men, but particularly Freemasons who are linked by a bond of Brotherhood. The lodges

A District 3 family outing picnic will be held on Saturday, August 26. Location, times and details will be announced at a later date. Plan now to attend this family event!

2017 will be a historic year for St. John’s Lodge No. 260 and Cumberland Star Lodge No. 197 as the two lodges begin the journey of becoming one lodge.  Both lodges have appointed committees and the combined committee has been

St. John’s Lodge No. 260 will be celebrating the 165th Anniversary and Ladies Night Banquet on Saturday April 8, 2017. The banquet will be held at the Carlisle Masonic Center.  This annual event of fellowship and good food is topped

St. John’s Lodge 260 obtained its first small games of chance in November of 2015. The license allows the lodge to conduct raffles, 50/50 drawings and pull-tab games monthly. The games are normally conducted prior to the stated meeting and

St. John’s Masonic Lodge located at 1236 Holly Pike in Carlisle (near Chili’s) is once again hosting a dinner for Veterans and his or her guest on Thursday, November 17th starting at 6:30 p.m. We will be serving a traditional

After we feast, spend time with family, and give thanks, the world dedicates one day — #GivingTuesday — to giving back. On November 29th, we are asking our Shriners Hospitals for Children community to make a gift that makes a

Some historians trace Freemasonry to the 10th Century B.C. during the building of King Solomon’s Temple. Records reveal that Freemasonry was introduced into England in 926 A.D. Many other historians believe that Freemasonry is directly descended from the association of