Become a Mason

You might be surprised how many Masons you know. While we do not go out of our way to advertise our membership, neither do we attempt to hide it, and many members proudly wear Masonic lapel pins and rings.

Becoming a Mason

To become a Mason, you must ask a Mason. No Mason should ever ask you to join. If you'd like to become a Freemason, or just learn more about the fraternity, ask a Mason you know to tell you about his experiences and why he became a Mason. You'll gain quite a bit of symbolic and esoteric knowledge.

If you don't know any Masons, you can and will if you join us for our Stated Meeting dinner. We meet the first Thursday of every month at 6:30 PM. The dinner is open to all and is followed by the members-only lodge meeting at 7:30 PM.

Come join us for dinner and meet the members of the lodge — as well as some of their spouses and children, since the dinner is very much a family affair. We will be happy to answer all of your pertinent questions. If one hour is not enough to get to know us adequately, feel free to come the next month as well. We're always glad to have you to dinner.

Then, if you decide you'd like to join, ask a member for an application. Remember, no one will ask you, although it is okay for a member to invite you to dinner or to ask if you've ever considered membership.

The Application Process

If you choose to sign an application, we require two members of Mt. Moriah No. 292 whom you've met and gotten to know to sign your application as sponsors. We also require the signatures of two additional people, women or men, who do not need to be members of a Masonic lodge. We will review your application at the next stated meeting and you'll be informed of our next steps after that.

Looking forward to you joining us for dinner. If you would like a member of the lodge to contact you regarding your desire to become a Mason, please use our contact form.