How to join Freemasonry in Uganda?
Joining the Freemasons in Uganda involves being a man of good repute, over 21, with a belief in a Supreme Being, and submitting a petition to the District Grand Lodge of East Africa. The process requires being recommended by current members, paying fees, and undergoing a background check. The best approach is to contact local lodges directly through their websites to express interest.
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Key Requirements & Steps to Join
Belief in a Supreme Being: Candidates must believe in a Deity, with no restrictions on which faith.
Background and Character: You must be a man of high moral character, of good repute, and have no criminal record.
Age Requirement: Generally 21 years or older, or 18 in some cases.
Recommendation: You need to be recommended by existing, active Freemasons.
Financial Commitment: Members pay a one-off joining fee and annual dues to maintain good standing.
“Ask One to Be One”: Interested individuals are encouraged to seek out a Freemason to start the conversation.
Process in Uganda
Contact the District Grand Lodge: The District Grand Lodge of East Africa oversees lodges in Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, and the Seychelles. They can be contacted via their official site.
Local Lodge Connection: You can inquire at the Freemasons’ Hall in Kampala.
Application and Interview: Once a petition (application) is submitted, a committee will meet the candidate to discuss his motivations and character.
Balloting: Members of the local lodge will vote on the application.
Important Notes
Non-Recruitment: Freemasons do not actively recruit members; the initiative must come from the individual.
No Financial Gain: Membership is for personal development, not for commercial, social, or financial advantage.
You must be of sound moral character and willing to uphold the values and traditions of the craft. You must be at least 21 years old, unless specified otherwise by a local lodge. Your information may be used for background verification purposes, in accordance with applicable laws.
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