FAQ’s

Do Freemasons have to believe in a Supreme Being?

Membership is open to individuals who believe in a Supreme Being and are committed to living honourably and helping others.

Is Freemasonry a secret society?

Freemasonry in Guernsey is not a secret society but a society with secrets—its ceremonies and traditions are symbolic and designed to encourage reflection, learning, and moral growth.

What happens at a lodge meeting?

Lodges are places where members meet regularly, form lifelong friendships, support charitable causes, and uphold high standards of ethical conduct. Meetings typically include lodge administration and planning, alongside traditional ceremonies.

Who can join Freemasonry in Guernsey & Alderney?

Freemasonry welcomes men of good character who seek personal development, fellowship, and the opportunity to contribute positively to society, and who believe in a Supreme Being.

How do I join?

If you’re curious about Freemasonry or considering joining, Guernsey Freemasons welcome enquiries and are happy to share more about their work, values, and how membership works.

How much does it cost?

Costs can vary depending on lodge. If you contact us, we’ll explain any costs clearly before you decide.

How much time does it take?

Lodges meet regularly, and members often also take part in charity and social events. The time commitment varies, and members typically attend in a way that fits their circumstances.

Where do lodges meet?

In Guernsey, lodges meet at the Masonic Centre in St. Martin. In Alderney, St. Ann’s Lodge No. 593 meets in its own Temple, along with other active orders represented in the island.

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