Become A Mason

First, contact us at the lodge. The phone number is (760) 245-2889. Leave your name on the Lodge recorder and we will contact you. We will give you the dates of upcoming events so that you may visit the lodge during one of these events.

 

After visiting the lodge, you should ask for a membership information packet.

When you have completed the application form included in the packet, it must be signed by two Masons who recommend you for membership.

 

You will have met Masons at the lodge event. You can also contact the lodge secretary for assistance.

Return your application and the application payment noted on the application. The lodge will schedule visits in your home with selected lodge members to discuss your application and to answer your questions. A report will be made at the next lodge meeting and your application will be voted upon.

You will be notified of your acceptance as a candidate for the degrees, and you will receive instructions about participation in the three degree ceremonies. The degrees explain Freemasonry and give you the opportunity to experience the lodge's traditions and fellowship. When you complete all three degrees, you become a full member

So, you want to know more about Freemasonry?

 

Membership is open to men age 18 and older who believe in a Supreme Being and meet the qualifications and standards. Men of all ethnic and religious backgrounds are welcome.

 

One of Masonry's traditions is that we do not solicit members. Men must seek membership on their own initiative. When you're ready to join, you have two choices.

 

You can either request assistance in joining by filling out the request information form and someone will contact you regarding membership or you can follow the steps below and do it on your own:

Masonry is the world's first and largest fraternal organization. It is a body of knowledge and a system of ethics based on the belief that each man has a responsibility to improve himself while being devoted to his family, faith, country, and fraternity.

 

As Masons, we lead by example, give back to our communities, and support numerous Masonic philanthropies. We invest in children, our neighborhoods, and our future.

 

Our values

Our Mission is guided by the enduring and relevant tenets of our fraternity--Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth--and our core values, which include:

 

Ethics

Our lives are based on honor and integrity, and we believe that honesty, compassion, trust, and knowledge are important.

 

Tolerance

The fraternity values religious, ethnic, cultural, social, and educational differences. We respect the opinions of others and strive to improve and develop as human beings.

 

Personal growth

Our continuous pursuit of knowledge, ethics, spirituality, and leadership brings more meaning to our lives.

 

Philanthropy

We make a difference in our communities through charitable giving, community service, and volunteerism.

 

Family

We strive to be better spouses, parents, and family members and are committed to protecting the well being of members and their families, especially when they are in need.

 

Freedom

Masons value the liberties outlined in the U.S. Constitution and continually promote freedom of speech and expression, freedom to worship a Supreme Being in an individual way, and other important liberties. We believe it is our duty to vote in public elections and to exercise all of our liberties within due and proper bounds.

Victorville Lodge #634