FAQs

Freemasonry is often described as "a peculiar system of morality, veiled in allegory and illustrated by symbols." In simple terms, this means it's a unique way of helping men become better human beings, using storytelling and meaningful symbols to teach important life lessons.

The ceremonies in Freemasonry are written in old English, but don't let the words of time immemorial throw you off. Think of them as just the tip of the iceberg. What you see or hear during these ceremonies opens the door to deeper teachings that you can apply in all areas of life, whether it's with your family, at work, or in social settings.

To join Freemasonry, you can reach out to the Nowra Freemasons and express your interest.

Eligibility Criteria

1. Be Male
2. Over 18 Years of Age
3. Be able to attend the Lodge in Nowra
4. Believe in a Supreme Being or not be an Atheist
5. Not have been convicted of a crime/misdemeanour
6. Agree to the Membership Principles

Freemasonry offers a supportive network, personal growth opportunities, and a chance to make a positive impact in the community.

Freemasonry is not a secret society, but it does have certain private rituals and ceremonies.

To learn more about Freemasonry and the Nowra Freemasons, you can visit our About page or contact us directly.

Yes, there are membership fees and dues associated with being a Freemason.

The initiation process involves a series of rituals and ceremonies that symbolise the journey of becoming a Freemason.

We meet on the 3rd Tuesday of every month.