Looking to join a masonic lodge in Swansea?

Join Dr James Griffith Hall Lodge No. 3161 and become part of a timeless tradition of brotherhood, personal growth, and service to the community.

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Why join Freemasonry

Build lasting connections with like-minded individuals

Join us in Swansea and embark on an extraordinary journey of self-discovery and growth. As a member, you'll join a vibrant community dedicated to self-improvement, enlightenment, and moral development. Expand your professional network and create opportunities for personal and career development. Don't miss the chance to be part of something truly special.

Brotherhood and Camaraderie: Freemasonry provides a unique opportunity to form lifelong bonds and develop deep connections with like-minded individuals.
Personal and Moral Development: Freemasonry places a strong emphasis on personal growth and self-improvement.
Philanthropy and Service: Freemasonry is renowned for its commitment to charitable endeavors and community service.
Intellectual and Spiritual Exploration: Freemasonry encourages its members to engage in intellectual discourse, exploring various philosophical, moral, and spiritual subjects

Our track record

One of the oldest social and charitable organisations in the world

With a rich legacy spanning 300 years, Freemasonry has welcomed individuals from diverse backgrounds, each with their own compelling reasons for joining our esteemed fraternity.

Members throughout England & Wales: 200,000
Masonic Lodges throughout England & Wales: 6,800
Contributed to deserving causes in 2020 alone: £51.1m
Yearly volunteering hours: 18.5m

Frequently asked questions

: Freemasonry is a fraternal organization that dates back several centuries. It is a society of men who come together with shared values and principles, focusing on personal and moral development, philanthropy, and fellowship.
: Freemasonry typically requires that candidates be men of at least 18 or 21 years old (varies by jurisdiction) who believe in a Supreme Being, have good moral character, and possess a sincere desire to improve themselves and contribute to the community.
: Freemasonry is open to individuals of various religious backgrounds, as long as they have a belief in a Supreme Being. It promotes tolerance and respect for all religions. Similarly, there are no specific ethnic requirements, and individuals from diverse backgrounds are welcome to join.
: As a Freemason, you can expect to participate in lodge meetings, engage in rituals and ceremonies, engage in philosophical discussions, and contribute to charitable initiatives. Freemasonry also offers opportunities for personal growth, fellowship, and building lifelong friendships with like-minded individuals.
: Freemasonry is often mistakenly referred to as a secret society, but it is more accurately described as a society with certain confidential aspects. Masonic lodges and activities are visible and known in communities. Freemasons do, however, have internal modes of recognition and private ceremonies that are meant to enhance the overall experience of membership.
: Freemasonry does not seek to replace or interfere with an individual's religious beliefs or affiliations. It encourages members to maintain their religious commitments and views, emphasizing the importance of harmony and tolerance among people of different faiths.

Joining Dr James Griffith Hall Lodge has been a transformative experience. The camaraderie, rich history, and shared values have provided me with a sense of purpose and fulfillment.

R Roberts

Swansea, Wales