For centuries, men of every race, creed and color throughout the world have found in the Symbolic Lodges of Freemasonry the light to guide their search for the answers to one of man’s eternal questions:
What is the meaning of life; the nature of God and man?
At its core, Freemasonry is an initiatic school of philosophy—an ancient tradition that uses symbols and allegorical teachings to cultivate personal growth, strength of character, and a deeper understanding of life. Its lessons, passed from generation to generation, offer a framework for men seeking to build something greater within themselves and in the world around them.
Freemasonry is the oldest fraternity in the world and one of history’s longest-standing organizations. We trace our origins to the operative stonemason guilds of the 14th century, but our purpose has evolved far beyond stone and mortar. Today, we shape men of action, integrity, and purpose—builders of themselves, their communities, and their legacies.
The Masonic journey at Kenton Lodge is a quest for nobler deeds, higher thoughts, and purer actions. It’s not something you can fully grasp through books or websites—it’s an experience lived through ancient rituals and unwritten traditions. This journey challenges your beliefs, broadens your perspective through civil discourse, and imparts life-changing lessons through symbolic ceremonies. It’s about introspection, growth, and unlocking your potential to make a meaningful impact on the world around you. Most of all, it’s about improving yourself and joining a brotherhood of men committed to personal excellence and the betterment of their communities. If you’re ready for the challenge, we welcome you to take the first step.
A Kenton Mason is a pro-active man, one who sets high standards for himself with the accountability of trusted brothers at his side.
We work hard and live even harder—pursuing growth, chasing experiences, and making every moment count towards a well-lived life.
We are men of purpose and action seeking to cultivate the best version of ourselves so that we may better serve a world that is in desperate need of strong willed, capable men.
