Ancient Free & Accepted Masons of Illinois

Freemasonry is not a religion, but it is deeply spiritual. It brings together men of faith from all backgrounds to learn, grow, and serve through moral lessons and timeless symbols. The fraternity teaches that true spirituality is lived — in integrity, compassion, and brotherhood — while allowing every Mason to remain true to his own beliefs.

The Art of Memory is a vital Masonic discipline, preserving tradition, sharpening the mind, and fostering personal transformation.

Many ask if Abraham Lincoln was a Freemason.

Kevin K. Main takes us back to a time during the Middle Ages where organ ized lodges for operative masons served as trade guilds and...

A quick history of Freemasonry from the operative masons to speclative masons.