The Grand Lodge of Antient Free & Accepted Masons of Ghana welcomes all Brethren and visitors to our
jurisdiction. Whether you come from within our own Provinces or from a sister Grand Lodge abroad, you
will find here a Masonic family that is proud of its heritage and firm in its values.
Freemasonry is one of the world’s oldest and most widely recognised fraternal organisations. It is a system of morality, veiled in allegory and illustrated by symbols — a framework through which men of good character are encouraged to reflect on their obligations to God, to their neighbours, and to themselves.
Freemasons come from every profession and every walk of life. What unites them is not what they do or where they come from, but the values they share and the obligations they have freely accepted: brotherly love, relief, and truth.
The Grand Lodge of Antient Free & Accepted Masons of Ghana is the sovereign governing body of regular Freemasonry in Ghana. The Grand Lodge oversees four Provincial Grand Lodges and forty-three subordinate Lodges. It is regular in all that regularity means. Today, its Brethren are active in their communities, in charitable work, and in the wider fellowship of regular Freemasonry across Africa and the world.
The story of Freemasonry in Ghana begins at Cape Coast Castle in 1810. Nearly two centuries later, Ghana’s Brethren took the historic step of constituting a sovereign Grand Lodge.
Relief is one of the three great principles of Freemasonry. Through The
Samaritan Foundation, we channel our collective efforts to provide
support to the vulnerable, the distressed, and the needy within our
society.
Our programs encompass disaster relief, educational scholarships, medical assistance, and community development initiatives. Every contribution, no matter how small, helps us extend a helping hand to those who need it most.
Medical Support — Supporting healthcare initiatives and helping communities access essential medical care.
Education — Creating opportunities for learning, skills development, and a brighter future for young people.
Farming — Empowering individuals and families through sustainable farming and livelihood opportunities.
Community Development — Investing in projects that improve living conditions and strengthen communities.
If you believe that Freemasonry may be right for you, we invite you to tell us a little about yourself. An enquiry is the beginning of a conversation, not an application.
