Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, we cannot meet in-person for Lodge activities, so we gather "virtually" through Zoom meetings held via computer or phone. Meetings open 30 minutes early, to give you time to connect & check connections.
JOI
• Click on this link: https://us
JOIN WITH AUDIO ONLY:
• Call this number: 312-626
• When prompted, enter the Meeting ID: 865 7394 8657
• Enter the Password: 1681
FELLOWSHIP NIGHT
with Socrates Cafe
Thurs • Feb 25th
7:30pm
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REGULAR MEETING
Thurs • Mar 4th
7:30pm
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FELLOWSHIP NIGHT
Thurs • Mar 11th
7:30pm
Entered Apprentice
Degree Rehearsal *
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IDES OF MARCH
ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT
SPAGHETTI DINNER
Fundraiser for
Arcana Masonic Center
Sat • Mar 13th
Details To Be Announced *
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REGULAR MEETING
Thurs • Mar 18th
7:30pm
Entered Apprentice Degree *
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FELLOWSHIP NIGHT
with Socrates Cafe
Thurs • Mar 25th
7:30pm
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MetroWest Masonic Association Meeting
Wed • Mar 31st
7:00pm
Wayzata Lodge #205
407 Lake St E • Wayzata MN
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REGULAR MEETING
Thurs • Apr 1st
7:30pm
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FELLOWSHIP NIGHT
Thurs • Apr 8th
7:30pm
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* Subject to Covid-19 Restrictions Then In Effect
= Everyone
= Masons Only
Stay Up To Date
People often think one has to be invited to become a Mason. However that is not the case. While a friend may suggest the benefits of membership, we only accept members who join entirely of their own free will. We do have a few requirements. One must be a male over the age 18, believe in deity, and be of good repute.
Is that you? Then we suggest you come visit us on one of our open events dates (colored in gold on the right). Get a feel for who we are and what we do. Perhaps even visit a few lodges as each has a different personality. If you like what you see, you fill out a petition and the process goes from there.
Making Good Men Better
Welcome to
Braden Lodge No. 168
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons
What do Masons do? That is the question whose answer we hope you have come here seeking. Like the trade guilds of the medieval days, Freemasonry is a gathering of men who work towards creating something. But while other guilds work towards refining wood, metal, or stone, we refine ourselves into better men. When you go through the initiations, you are not given the keys to a building, you are given the blueprints to build your own. We each must build our lives, one brick at a time and Freemasonry allows you to do it within the context of a group of like-minded men with the benefit of ancient knowledge passed down through the ages. We have discussions and educational pieces. We have ceremonies to remind us of our ideals and never forget to seek the guidance of deity. But perhaps more than anything, we form a brotherhood to support, encourage, and learn from one another.