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Monthly Stated Meeting
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Date: Every 2nd Thursday of the month
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Doors Open: 6:00 PM
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Dinner: Following the meeting
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Dress Code: Please wear a coat and tie for the meeting.
Officers
Robert King, Sr
Worshipful Master
Lou Lacilento
Treasurer
Dwain Chase
Senior Deacon
Tyler
Augustin Delgado
Senior Warden
Paul Sweitek
Secretary
Junior Steward
Marc Geyer
Junior Warden
Bill Long
Junior Deacon
Senior Steward
What is Freemasonry? Join the Oldest Fraternal Organization
"In the Light"
Freemasonry is the world’s oldest and largest fraternal organization, bringing together men of good character from every profession and background. Founded on principles of brotherly love, relief, and truth, Freemasons work to improve themselves and their communities through charitable service and moral development.
Who Can Become a Freemason?
• Men aged 18 or older
• Belief in a Supreme Being (any faith welcome)
• Good moral character and reputation
• No specific religious, political, or professional requirements
What Do Freemasons Do?
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Community Service and Charity Work
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Personal Development and Brotherhood
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Youth Program​​s
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Is Freemasonry a Secret Society?
Freemasonry is not a secret society. While our meetings are private and we have traditional ceremonies, our members, meeting locations, and charitable activities are public knowledge.
Is Freemasonry a Religion?
Freemasonry is not a religion. We welcome men of all faiths who believe in a Supreme Being. Masonic teachings complement rather than replace personal religious beliefs.
How Much Does It Cost to Join?
Masonic dues and fees vary by lodge but are designed to be affordable for men from all economic backgrounds. Most lodges offer payment plans and assistance when needed.
Benefits of Joining Freemasonry
• Connections with members in 200+ countries worldwide
• Social events and family activities
• Lifelong friendships based on shared values
• Character development through Masonic teachings
• Public speaking and leadership opportunities
• Community involvement and civic engagement
• Rich traditions and meaningful ceremonies
How to Become a Freemason
Understand Freemasonry:
Familiarize yourself with its principles, values, and history.
Meet Basic Requirements:
Must be of good moral character, and believe in a Supreme Being. You are required to attend the lodge for a minimum of six months, unless vouched for by a fellow Freemason.
Find a Local Lodge:
Visit the Grand Lodge of Arizona website or ask for recommendations. Express Your Interest: Attend an open event or contact the lodge directly.
Meet with Lodge Members:
Discuss your motivations and learn more about the lodge. Complete an Application: Fill out a membership application with personal information and references.
Undergo a Background Check:
The lodge will conduct a check to ensure you meet their standards.
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