Join St Peter's
Become Part of Our Masonic Journey
Join St Peters 1125 Today
Discover the path to personal growth and community service by becoming a member of St Peters 1125. Embrace the opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals and contribute to a legacy of excellence.
Steps to Membership
Traditionally, becoming a Freemason meant being proposed and seconded by two existing members of a Lodge, often family, friends, or colleagues. Today, we recognise that many men share our values but may not personally know a Mason. If that’s you, don’t worry. You can now register your interest directly with St Peter’s Lodge, and we’ll arrange an informal chat, usually over a coffee or pint, so you can learn more about us and we can learn a little about you.
If you decide to proceed, and our members feel you’d be a good fit for the Lodge, you’ll be formally proposed by one of our brethren who will guide and support you throughout your early journey in Freemasonry.
Step 1
Begin your journey by expressing your interest through our online form. Our team will reach out to discuss your aspirations and guide you through the initial steps.
Step 2
Attend an introductory meeting to learn more about our values and community. This is an opportunity to ask questions and meet current members.
Complete your application for a formal ballot within the lodge.
Step 3
Participate in the initiation ceremony to officially become a member of St Peter’s 1125, the province of Devonshire, the United Grand Lodge of England and the worldwide brotherhood of Freemasons.
Membership Benefits
Why Join St Peters 1125?
As a member of St Peter’s 1125, you’ll benefit from lifelong friendships, mentorship, and the pride of being part of a respected tradition, making a meaningful impact in your community.
Eligibility Criteria
To become a member of St Peter’s 1125, applicants must demonstrate a commitment to personal growth and community service. Prospective members should be over the age of 18 and have a sincere interest in the values and traditions of Freemasonry. Additionally, candidates must be recommended by a current member and undergo an interview process to ensure alignment with our principles.
Your commitment to our meetings
Regular Meeting
Meetings start at 6:30 p.m., and the bar is typically open from 5:30 p.m. We usually finish the evening by 10 p.m. after enjoying a 3-course meal.
Our installation meeting is in February, and this typically requires an earlier start of 5.30 p.m.
Lodge of Instruction
Our Lodge of Instruction is held on the last Wednesday of each month, from September to November, January to April.
Meetings start at 6:30 p.m. at the bar. We usually finish the evening by 9 p.m. after enjoying a local takeaway or similar.
Rehersals
If you become a lodge officer or participate in ritual within the meeting, you will be required to attend a rehearsal, which starts at 7:00 p.m. and concludes when you leave the bar.
Membership Requirements
Joining St Peter’s 1125 requires a few essential steps. Applicants must complete a membership application form. A commitment to attend regular meetings and participate in lodge activities is expected. Members are also encouraged to contribute to our charitable initiatives, reflecting our dedication to making a positive impact in the community, but without detriment to themselves.
Commitment Expectations
Members of St Peters 1125 are expected to uphold the values of integrity, respect, and brotherhood. Regular attendance at meetings and active participation in lodge events are vital. Members should also be willing to engage in ongoing learning and development opportunities, fostering personal and communal growth.