Valley of Indianapolis · Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite
Knights of
St. Andrew
A brotherhood of service and tradition within Scottish Rite Freemasonry — Valley of Indianapolis, est. 2003
Valley of Indianapolis · Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite
A brotherhood of service and tradition within Scottish Rite Freemasonry — Valley of Indianapolis, est. 2003
Who We Are
The Indianapolis Order of the Knights of St. Andrew is a service organization of the Valley of Indianapolis, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry (Northern Masonic Jurisdiction). We exist to serve the Valley in any capacity needed, and to help new 32° Masons find their footing in the work and philosophy of the Scottish Rite Bodies.
Membership is open to all 32° Masons of the Indianapolis Valley. We are not a degree-conferring body — we are men who show up, put in the work, and keep the Valley running.
What We Do
We assist with degree work, reunions, ceremonies, and any operation that calls for ready, willing hands.
We orient new 32° Masons to the structure, philosophy, and people of the Indianapolis Valley.
We meet monthly, share a meal, and maintain the bonds that make Masonic fellowship real — not merely ceremonial.
No degrees to confer, no titles to chase. We set up, we show up, and we clean up. That is the honor.
Our Roots
The Knights of St. Andrew began in the Tulsa Valley in 1993, created to fill a simple need: men ready to serve wherever the Valley required. The idea spread — to Guthrie, McAlester, and eventually across both Masonic jurisdictions nationwide. Each chapter is independent, autonomous, and rooted in the traditions of its own Valley.
The name itself traces to the ancient Order of St. Andrew du Chardon — a lineage connecting the Knights Templar, the Battle of Bannockburn, and the 29th Degree of the Scottish Rite. We carry that name as a responsibility, not a decoration.
Get Involved
If you are a 32° Mason of the Indianapolis Valley and want to put your membership to work, we want to hear from you. Reach out — we'll take it from there.
650 N. Meridian Street · Indianapolis, IN 46204 · indyvalley.aasr@gmail.com