Welcome to the website of Lodge Possilpark (Glasgow) 1330.

Coronavirus Statement (Covid-19)

It is with regret that all Masonic activity has been suspended until further notice due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Crisis.  Meetings will begin again as soon as the  Goverment advises it is safe to do so.

Dear brethren and friends,

thank you for visiting our website and I hope you enjoy its content. I was delighted to have been installed as master on 14th December and look forward to a prosperous year for the lodge. I must congratulate the new office bearers and hope they enjoy the coming year. We have a busy time ahead but feel sure working as a team we will keep up all our good work. The website will be updated regularly so look out for our social events and try and give them your support.

On behalf of the Office Bearers and Members of the Lodge Possilpark 1330, I extend to you a warm welcome to our website that I hope you will find interesting and informative. I also hope that you are provided with a greater insight into our many charitable activities.  

Freemasonry is intended to offer those who are members the opportunity to make themselves better individuals and demonstrate to others that they are kind, considerate and charitable to those less fortunate than themselves, irrespective of whether they are Freemasons or not. We are not a religion. Our beliefs are compatible with all religions which believe in a Supreme Being.

Freemasonry is one of the largest fraternal organisations in the world, with 6 million members worldwide and 200,000+ in the UK. While it originates from medieval trade guilds, modern Freemasonry was founded 300 years ago in the Enlightenment era, with a view to bridge the differences between men, and encourage good men to be the best they can be. There are many reasons to become a Freemason, here are a few of them:

Become the best you - Our rituals (short plays) embrace the fundamental principles of good citizenship and help our members achieve their full potential.

Understand yourself - Every Freemason embarks on his own journey of self-discovery when joining a Lodge, undergoes the ceremonies (called The Degrees) and progresses through the Offices.

Charity - Freemasons make a major contribution to society through charity. Theyre also charitable, playing an active role in their communities.