We owe a great amount of gratitude to Brother Varick Steele for his many hours of research regarding this Order. Under his guidance many Synods in Germany and a Synod in Saudi Arabia flourished with membership. However, with the reduction of military and civilian employees, the Synods had no choice but to close their doors. Today there are no Synods in Europe.

WB Lloyd E. Atterson, Sr. received this Order in Germany and for many years searched for a Synod in the United States. There was one but with no activity. He petitioned to start a Synod in Indianapolis, Indiana it was originally housed at Millersville Lodge No. 126 F&AM.  He then proceeded to resurrect the Supreme Grand Synod and with the support of Brother Varick Steele it is now headquartered at Hancock Lodge No.101 Greenfield Indiana. His vision is to see the Synods flourish in the United States.

Alexander, son of Phillip of Macedon, was born in Pella in 356 BC. In 336 BC, at the age of twenty, Alexander ascended the throne following the assassination of his father. By the time of Alexander's death at age of thirty-three in 323 BC, this young Macedonian King, through force and statesmanship, had conquered most of the known world and earned for all time the appellation Alexander the Great. Recently, his exploits were the subject of the PBS series, In the Footsteps of Alexander.

Still, fascination with Aristotle's most famous pupil, Alexander, never ceases: In fact, his story is soon to be again memorialized by Director Baz Luhrman (Moulin Rouge) and Director Oliver Stone (Platoon) who are both rushing competing motion pictures about Alexander the Great into production for their respective movie studios (Intermedia and Warner Bros).