Waterfall Lodge No. 4139
What is Freemasonry?
A plain-English introduction to Freemasonry, meetings, membership and common questions.
Freemasonry is one of the world’s oldest social and charitable organisations. It brings people together around friendship, integrity, respect and helping others.
It is non-political, it is not a religion, and it is based on integrity, friendship, charity and self-improvement.
Freemasonry is about
- Personal development
- Friendship and fellowship
- Helping others
- Integrity and respect
- Belonging
What Happens at a Masonic Meeting?
Meetings usually include lodge business, ceremonial work, charitable updates and time spent together socially. If you enquire, a member can explain what to expect before you make any decision.
No. Freemasonry is not a religion and is not a substitute for religion.
No. Members come from different faiths and backgrounds.
Meetings include lodge business, ceremonies, charitable updates and time spent together socially.
No. Political discussion is not part of lodge meetings.
There are membership costs and dining costs. A member can explain the current figures before you make any decision.
You can meet members informally and ask questions before deciding whether to proceed.
No. An inquiry is confidential, informal and without obligation.