How to Join - - St. John's Lodge 3972
Freemasonry, or The Craft as it is also known, is founded on the principles of Integrity, Friendship, Respect and Service. The Universities Scheme does not change that – it is a pathway to membership, not a different sort of Freemasonry. The Universities Scheme offers a reduced cost of membership and specific support to university students and alumni.
Membership is open to all men (women’s freemasory is run by two separate organisations). The idea that you have to wait to be asked is a myth but there are some mandatory basic requirements: you must ‘have a belief in a Supreme Being, be a mature man of 18 years and over and be of good character’.
To start the process off simply get in touch and register an interest – we will get back to you and set up an initial chat. You’ll have the opportunity to ask any questions along the way and to find out more information about things like meeting dates and times, dining costs and the frequency of rehearsals.
You will be made welcome. Every Freemasons’ Lodge has a Lodge Mentor, who’s specific role is helping new members settle into Freemasonry and to encourage and support them on every step of the journey.
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