Not Just a Man. A Mason.
A Freemason is committed to bettering himself, his community, and the world. He is on a journey of self-discovery believing in something greater than himself, a journey in which he will be supported by other good men.
Become the best version of you. Answer the call. Begin the journey.
Men become Masons for reasons that are as varied as the individuals that comprise our Order.
There are over 300 Masonic Lodges in Virginia. This locator and map will help you find a Lodge near you.
For membership or any other inquiries, please contact the Grand Lodge office.
Increase your knowledge of Masonic history, philosophy and symbolism, and enhance your leadership abilities.
Freemasons support a variety of charities.
Freemasonry is a social organization that promotes charity, esteem, and love for each Brother and their families. We build a network that is worldwide to support each other in time of need. We serve our country, promote peace, and help others in need. Masonic organizations in North America collectively contribute well over 2.7 million dollars every day to charities.
I became a Mason because of the want and need I had to be a part of something bigger than myself. I searched all of my life for a place to fit in. I tried motorcycle clubs, churches, even the drink. Nothing filled the gap I had in my life until I met Mike. There was something about him I admired, and we became good friends, afterwards Brothers. Being a Mason filled the lonely hole in my life with true friendship and brotherly love.
I am always welcomed by the Brethren and am treated with dignity and respect. I have a feeling of belonging to something true and tried by history, a good something. I have but one regret and that is I did not take this step many years ago. Being a part of this Fraternity makes me look for the right path to take. It is becoming the compass to guide by, and I am glad to be a part of the oldest and greatest Fraternity ever to exist.
I have found Masons to be very loving and caring. Not only for Brothers but the community and widows of passed Brothers. I also have found that Masonry is very spiritually based, more so than any other organization I have ever been involved in. I mean this in a loving respect and not judgmental. I really enjoy my experience and am excited to continue my education and experience.
The Grand Master, Most Worshipful Douglas V. Jones, after consulting with the Grand Provost, Right Worshipful Jonathan A. Giles, has cancelled the remaining Division Leadership Conferences. Should they be rescheduled, an announcement will be made. Continue Reading...
The Information Technology field is changing at a fantastic pace! In order to keep up with the rapid changes, the Grand Lodge of Virginia is currently looking for multiple Brethren knowledgeable in the IT field Continue Reading...
In this short video, Grand Commander Illustrious James D. Cole talks about an exciting new partnership between The Scottish Rite Southern and Northern Jurisdictions, and Shriners International: BeAFreemason.org. The Grand Commander of the Southern Jurisdiction Continue Reading...
OUR MISSION is to teach and perpetuate a way of life that promotes the Brotherhood of Man under the Fatherhood of God and to assist Lodges to grow and prosper.
