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Issue 2008 19 - 5 Sept 2008

ABOUT

What is Freemasonry?

Freemasons New Zealand is part of a global fraternity that values tradition, personal growth, and community service. With a rich heritage that spans centuries, Freemasonry provides a unique environment.

Brotherhood

Freemasonry is made up of good men from all walks of life,
united in the desire to be lead by curiosity and kindness - to
do good, to learn and to give.

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A word from the

Grand Master

MW. Bro. Paul Chappel

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Dear Brethren,

As the Grand Master of Freemasons New Zealand, it is my utmost pleasure to introduce our newly revamped website to our members and the public.

We have streamlined navigation to make it easier for members to access resources and stay informed, and engage in our online community.

We hope that this design will create a more interactive environment that empowers our members to connect, collaborate and contribute to the success of our organisation.

Fraternally

Paul Chappel

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words from our brethren

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My advice to the Brethren

of the Region is that we must adapt and change, because if we don't change, we will not last the distance.

Chris Hobbs

The New Zealand Cornerstone Lodge No. 479


Freemasonry has given me

far more than I have put in. Purpose, friendships, skills, and impact. For those men willing to be of service, the rewards are life-changing and lifelong; you will become a better version of yourself. Freemasonry has given me a spiritual home and has benefited  myself, my family, and my community.

Andrew Neilson

The Manawatu Kilwinning Lodge No. 47


Freemasonry has given me

lifelong friendships and has provided me with a way to give back to society with Charity and developing skills like public speaking.

Ian Winwood

Lodge Waihopai No. 189


Freemasonry has given me

more considerate of the plight of others less fortunate than myself, and boosted my self confidence. Meeting and working with Brethren of similar principles and beliefs has been very rewarding.

Mark Inder

The Mt Ida Lodge No. 97


Freemasonry has given me

a purpose in life, to be able to grow and build in confidence, whilst helping fellow citizens through the charitable work carried out for the greater good.

T R McKenzie

Lodge Te Puni No. 315


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BECOME A FREEMASON

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Join a brotherhood that turns good men into better men.

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