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Curious about Freemasonry?

You do not need to be invited. You can simply ask.

It often starts the same way. Life got busy, the diary filled up, and the friendships that used to be easy went quiet.

Chipstead Lodge No. 5463 is a local Freemasons lodge for men in and around Redhill, Reigate and Horley. If you are curious, the first step is a private, no-pressure enquiry. Ben Rogers, Membership Officer, will reply personally.

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Friendship that becomes real

A regular space to build trust with local men from different generations and walks of life.

A tradition with depth

Ceremony, symbolism and shared values that encourage reflection, integrity and self-improvement.

Purpose beyond yourself

Charity and service woven into lodge life - locally, nationally and internationally.

A pause from the usual routine

A few evenings a year set aside for something more considered than work, screens and daily pressure.

What happens if I enquire?

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    Ben Rogers, Membership Officer, will reply personally.

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    You can ask questions privately.

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    If it feels right, we may arrange an informal chat.

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    You are not applying to join and there is no pressure.

You do not need to be sure. You only need to be curious.

Practical details

Freemasonry is not a business networking club, political organisation or religion. It is a long-standing fraternity centred on friendship, charity, reflection and moral development.

Ask a private question

This is not an application to join. It is simply a way to ask a question or start a private conversation. Ben Rogers, Membership Officer, will reply personally.

Your enquiry goes to Ben Rogers, Membership Officer. Your details are used to respond to your enquiry, and are not added to a marketing mailing list.

Common questions

No. You can simply ask.

No. You are only starting a private conversation.

No. Members are expected to believe in a Supreme Being, but Freemasonry is not a religion and does not replace one.

No. Members may form friendships and connections, but Freemasonry is not a business networking club.

Typical annual cost is around £300, including meals.

We meet formally four times a year, with informal practice and social evenings also available.

Yes. Membership is open to men aged 18+ from any background.