The pursuit of knowledge and self-improvement is at the heart of Freemasonry, and the Brethren of Kenton Lodge recently gathered for a special study night to get started on the
The journey towards knowledge and understanding continues at Kenton Lodge as our Brethren conferred the Fellowcraft Degree upon Brother Entered Apprentice Abraham Haskins-Murphy. This momentous occasion marks the second official
The Brethren of Kenton Lodge gathered once again for their March Stated Meeting; a time to reconnect, to break bread, and to conduct business. In addition to the regular Lodge
The Brethren of Kenton Lodge met last night for our usual Officers and Trustees meetings. However, we were also pleased to arrive early and open the Lodge to conduct a
Becoming a Mason is a journey that requires dedication, discipline, and a deep commitment to self-improvement. For an Entered Apprentice Mason, this journey begins with an important first step: the
Kenton’s February stated meeting was a productive and enjoyable evening for all those in attendance. In comparison to the bustling January meeting the agenda was concise and the atmosphere was
The Master Mason degree is the highest degree in our fraternity and is a powerful and meaningful experience for those who participate in it. Last night, we had the privilege
Every year, on the third Thursday of January, the officers of Kenton Lodge come together for training and fellowship. This event is crucial for the success of the lodge, as
The January Stated Meeting of a Lodge is always a busy affair. There’s a delicious meal, a standard list of important business to attend to, and a bevy of presentations.
Kenton Lodge and Portland Lodge both meet on Thursday evenings. A simple enough statement, but one that has profound implications for a fraternity such as ours. It is rare for