What is Freemasonry, and what does it mean for you?

Why Freemasonry?

Today’s society seems fickle and a little shallow, don’t you think? There appears to be no commitment, no connection with our fellow man. We’re on social media or watching T.V. and have a general feeling of dissatisfaction with our purpose in life.

Freemasonry changes that for you. It offers a place where men can get away from their busy lives and be a part of something bigger than themselves. A worldwide fraternity that has been around for centuries and built around a foundation of friendship, values and charity.

So, are you looking for “something more”? To be a part of something different to the norm? Contact us today and let’s start our journey together.

Be a better man

Enjoy the fellowship of a group of men who share a concern for human values and the rights of individuals, who are motivated to improve their personal lives while showing care for others.

High morals, strong values, and kind caring

Freemasons are taught the masonic way of life through ceremonies by learning and practising the principles of caring for their members and their communities

Deep traditions

A very old and traditional fraternal organisation striving to teach a code of caring for all those in need through ceremonies and ‘degrees’ of learning.

Freemasons in NZ

We are proud to be part of Freemasons New Zealand. Freemasonry in New Zealand has a rich history since the earliest settlers arrived in this country. Read more on their website.

This is Lodge Waikanae

Situated in Waikanae on the sunny Kapiti Coast, we are a close-knit group of men always looking to welcome new brethren.

We have a proud history and are renowned for our friendly demeanour towards all we meet. We have survived earthquakes, fire, and a number of wine spills. Yet, we stand strong, ready to take on what the Great Architect brings us next.

Our lodge rooms are fairly new, and we would greatly welcome your presence at our next lodge meeting. Check our upcoming events to see more.

In the early 1920’s Paraparaumu and Waikanae were small, tight-knit communities based on farming, fishing and timber milling. Rail was the only viable method of conveying goods to market. Roads …

Introduction to Freemasonry (video)

Interested in joining our lodge?

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