Freemasonry

An Ancient Fraternity, Plainly Explained

Freemasonry is one of the world's oldest fraternal organizations, uniting men of good character who share a belief in the Fatherhood of God and the Brotherhood of man. It is not a religion, a political organization, or a secret society, but a fraternity that encourages its members to live with integrity, charity, and concern for others. The Grand Lodge of Kentucky is the authoritative source of information about Freemasonry in Kentucky. We invite you to visit glky.org to learn more.

For official, up-to-date information about Freemasonry in Kentucky, please visit The Grand Lodge of Kentucky F. & A.M. .

Freemasonry

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Freemasonry?+

Freemasonry is one of the world's oldest fraternal organizations. It unites men of good character who share a belief in the Fatherhood of God and the Brotherhood of man, and it encourages them to live with integrity, charity, and concern for others. It is not a religion, a political organization, or a secret society.

What is the lodge's role in the community?+

Murray Lodge supports the Murray and Calloway County community through local service and charity. Our members take part in fellowship and projects that benefit our neighbors. You can read about some of our past community efforts on our Community page.

How can I learn more?+

You're welcome to contact the lodge with questions, or visit the Grand Lodge of Kentucky's public website at glky.org, the authoritative source of information about Freemasonry in Kentucky.

I'm a Mason visiting the area. How do I contact the lodge?+

Visiting Masons are welcome. Please contact the lodge in advance through our contact form (choose "Visiting Mason") or by email, so we can confirm details and prepare for your visit.

How do I ask about membership?+

In Kentucky, Masons do not solicit for membership. If you are interested, you ask. Contacting the lodge begins a conversation and does not guarantee membership. We're glad to answer your questions and help you learn more.

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