Is there an age limit to becoming a Freemason?

However, to join Freemasonry, one must meet the following qualifications: Be a male at least 18 years of age (the minimum age varies in some jurisdictions, sometimes up to 21) Believe in the existence of a Supreme Being, although Freemasonry is not concerned with theological distinctions or particular religious beliefs.

Who was the youngest Freemason?

A Clacton student is set to become the world’s youngest Freemason when he is initiated the day after his 18th birthday. Jake Diggins, who studies in Frinton, has been given special dispensation to join the Martello Lodge before the usual minimum age of 21.

What are the requirements to become a Freemason?

There are eight basic things that a person needs to do or be in order to be considered to become a Freemason. Those things are to have a good reputation, to be a man over the age of 18, and to believe in a Supreme being of some kind. You don’t have to be a Christian, but you need to believe in something.

What is a Freemason man?

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.

How old do you have to be to join a lodge?

There is a minimum age requirement of eighteen (18) or twenty-one (21) years depending on the Grand Lodge jurisdiction. And, there will be an initiation fee required, which varies by lodge.

How do I join the Freemasons as a brother?

1. Contact a Brother. The first step toward joining Freemasons is to make contact with one or more members in your locality and express your interest in becoming a Brother. This can be as easy as picking up the local telephone directory, doing a Web search*, stopping by the local lodge building, or it can be quite difficult.