Lodge of Fellowship No. 9694
Meeting Dates:
The lodge is a ‘day time lodge’ meeting at 10:30 hrs on the last Wednesday in the months of February, April, June, July, August and October. Installation of Master in April. More Information
Installation Month: April
Consecrated: 1999 (27 years ago)
Annual Subscription: £120
Dining Fee: £12
Joining Fee: £50
Contact: lofellowship9694@gmail.com
Master: A M Hill
Who are we?
The Lodge of Fellowship No 9694 was consecrated on the 3rd July 1999, by twenty-eight likeminded freemasons. Two of the original founders are still members of the lodge.
Many of the Worshipful Masters have a lot of dedicated years in freemasonry and past masters of other lodges.
The ages of the brethren ranges from the youngest being 44 and the eldest being 95 years old.
The most common age group is between 71 to 80 years age group (8).
Several of the brethren have received their 50 year and 60-year certificates.
What we do
The lodge would suit new members who prefer to limit their activities to the day time rather the usual night time lodge evenings.
The lodge only meets on the last Wednesday of February, April July and October which would be suitable to potential members who wish to limit any new commitments to their life-style.
An amendment to the lodge by-laws, to add June and August was presented to PGLD in April 2022.
The 25th Anniversary of the consecration of the lodge was celebrated in 2024.
The lodge members attend other lodges as many of the brethren are in other lodges and side degrees.
Why join us?
The lodge is a ” day time lodge” meeting at 10:30am on the last Wednesday in the months of February, installation month of April, July and August.
As the Lodge of Fellowship has a “more mature age group” profile and is always looking for new members to increase the lodge membership, the Lodge of Fellowship would welcome potential candidates through the referral of the Provincial Membership Team.
The lodge would welcome any brother who wishes to join the Lodge of Fellowship, including members of other lodges or brethren would are reducing the involvement in freemason but wish to continue to be in a “less commitment demanding” lodge.
