MYTH:"Freemasonry Takes Up All Your Time" THE FACTS:FALSE - Plenty of Freemasons have full-time jobs, families, hobbies, and other commitments. Lodges always stress that family, work, and personal life come first. Freemasonry is very much a “you get out what you put in” kind of thing and is flexible to allow this. If you’re interested, all you have
Feasting has long been an important social and ceremonial element within Freemasonry, rooted in the convivial traditions of medieval and early modern craft guilds from which the fraternity developed. In operative stonemasonry and early speculative lodges, shared meals helped foster fellowship, equality, and goodwill among members. Over time, this c
Six Seven" And we march on into March with our recruitment drive. A busy week with 6 lodges at 6 different masonic centres taking part seeing 7 new brothers join the Buckinghamshire Province: St Barnabus, Old Wycombensian, Royal Thames, Watling Street, Chilterns, and Princes Risborough Spring into Freemasonry celebrates the energy, activity, and c
MYTH:"Freemasons Only Donate to Themselves, to Help Themselves" THE FACTS:FALSE - Freemasons donate millions of pounds each year to support a variety of charitable causes and help their local communities If you’re interested, all you have to do is ask, find out how at buckspgl.org If you would like to be part of a global community that has its root
Freemason Tracing Boards are symbolic illustrated designs used in lodge rooms to visually represent the key themes, symbols, and lessons of a particular Masonic degree. Historically, these designs were first drawn on the floor of the lodge room in chalk or charcoal and erased after the ceremony, but over time they evolved into painted or printed bo
Last week we saw our current membership drive up and down the Province continue - Spring Into Freemasonry ! 3 lodges took part seeing 3 new brothers join the Buckinghamshire Province: Wolverton Trinity, Wendover and Misbourne Spring into Freemasonry celebrates the energy, activity, and community spirit across the Province this spring.Throughout Feb
On Tuesday this week, Buckinghamshire Freemasons were asked to assist at the 2026 Paralympic Winter Games Flame Lighting Ceremony, providing car park marshals and general assistance to all those attending the event. Our Provincial Grand Master and his lovely wife along with 20 brethren from the Province answered the call, attending site early for
MYTH:"Freemasons Only Look After Their Own" THE FACTS:FALSE - Freemasonry is a fraternity that has its roots firmly in the ground to help both financially and with time, community projects, charities, societies and groups all for the greater good. If you’re interested, all you have to do is ask, find out how at buckspgl.org If you would like to be
Masonic lodges are traditionally democratic in their internal governance, with decisions made collectively by the members rather than imposed by authority. One of the most distinctive methods used for certain decisions—particularly the admission of new candidates—is the secret ballot. This ballot commonly employs two contrasting tokens, historicall
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