Est. 1915, Glen Allen Masonic Lodge was started to serve the community of Glen Allen, VA. Over the past 100 plus years The Glen Allen Masonic Lodge has expanded beyond its initial audience, including members of most walks of life, it continues to keep ties with the community and is a staple of Freemasonry in Glen Allen, VA.

In addition to our members receiving rites that date back prior to the 17th century, Glen Allen Lodge’s mentor-ship program takes men of good nature and provides them with insight into American and Virginia histories that are not easily researched elsewhere. Our members are avid supporters of The Scottish Rite Childhood Language Center and The Shriners Hospitals for Children. As well as other educational endeavors, including yearly scholarships.

If you would like to know more about Glen Allen Masonic Lodge, or are interested in petitioning for membership, please Click Here To Learn More.

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This video gives great & inspiring insite of what Freemasonry is, and why men Become Freemasons. It was created by Our Brethren from Massachusetts.

“Carve your name on hearts, not tombstones. A legacy is etched into the minds of others and the stories they share about you.” –Shannon Alder
How will you be remembered?

Would you like to know about the secrets and practices of the FreeMasons and what the Masons believe?

We define Masonry by our Masonic beliefs and our Masonic values. This video helps to illustrate some of the beliefs of Masons around the world, and to help guide you on your journey in determining if joining a Masonic Lodge is right for you.

We come to Masonry for one reason: To make a difference. We make a difference in our own lives, as we strive to become better men. We make a difference in our brothers’ lives, by vowing to be there. And, we make a difference in the lives of the most vulnerable members of our community through our shared support of impactful causes. A new video created by the California Masonic Foundation offers an inspiring perspective of our Masonic quest to live a meaningful life.

IT IS OFTEN THOUGHT THAT TO BECOME A FREEMASON YOU MUST BE INVITED …

…We are here to tell you that is not the case.  If you are interested in learning how to become a Freemason and join a Masonic Lodge, you will be interested to find that Freemasonry is built of men who, by their own free will and accord, pursued membership in The Craft.  To become a member you must first find a Masonic lodge location near you, contact them, and ask for a petition.

By joining a masonic lodge and becoming a freemason, you will be joining the oldest and largest fraternity in the world, with over 2 million men from all races, religions, and countries that you will be able to call upon as brothers.  You should be aware that there are requirements to becoming a Freemason, and should understand these prior to petitioning for membership.

Freemasonry is a voluntary, fraternal organization, composed of men of good will, good character and good reputation, whom in most jurisdictions around the world, believe in the Fatherhood of God and practice the spirit of universal brotherhood to man.

They are loyal to their country and devote their time to the principles of friendship and fellowship.  Their focus is to be of service to all mankind.

For many men, Freemasonry fulfills a part of themselves that they intrinsically felt was missing.  Whether it be the social, the philosophical, the spiritual, the historical or simply a sense of community with others; you will find within Freemasonry that part of you which you seek.

Free Masons help to build a better world through a unique and worthy process of building better men to live in it.

If you are interested in learning more on how to join a masonic lodge and become a freemason, you must start by petitioning a lodge for membership.

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Are you interested in learning more about Freemasonry at Glen Allen Masonic Lodge?  Let us know.  We are always interested in meeting good men of character who are interested in learning more about Freemasonry.  If you are interested in finding out how to join a masonic lodge and becoming a Freemason, we are interested to see if Glen Allen Masonic Lodge is the Masonic Lodge for you.

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Secretary
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Senior Steward
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Chaplain
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Marshal
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