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Welcome to the Web-site of Equity Lodge 591, Free and Accepted Masons. We are a duly constituted lodge chartered by the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, which describes Freemasonry as “a fraternity of brothers who share one common goal: to help each other become better men”. 

The origins of Freemasonry are ancient and fascinating and while we are proud of our past, Freemasons live and work in the present day where our fraternalism and charity are even more relevant in a contemporary world full of challenge and need.

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"RENT" at Media Theatre Print E-mail
Written by Perry Ecksel   

Come join Equity Lodge for a great day of entertainment.

Contact: Perry Ecksel, PM, Secretary   215 355 9402, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

An excellent Theatre presentation followed by an outstanding dinner
Sunday, May 16, 2010 - Media Theatre – 104 East State Street, Media, PA

The show is “RENT”

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The Ideal Lodge

From the Short Talk Bulletin

What is an ideal Lodge?

First, an ideal Lodge isn’t in bigness.  The largest Temple in the state is cold and useless if there isn’t the warmth of Brotherhood in it.   A numerically large membership is worthless if the members don’t attend and don’t participate in Masonic fellowship.  A sizeable bank account usually suggests that a Lodge is more interested in saving

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Comments on an ideal lodge

Brethren - I wanted to make some comments and discuss my thoughts relating to this possible initiative of perhaps changing the face of our lodge –

When I was young, right after the time when fire was discovered, I was introduced into the cohesiveness and dedication of members of this Fraternity by my father.  I just couldn’t wait until my 21st birthday to join.  I was only six or eight at the time.

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