Freemasonry improves how you understand yourself and relate to other people. Our system of degrees use the metaphor of building King Solomon’s Temple. This helps teach you how to build and beautify the inner temple of your mind and soul.

When you become a Mason, you get to meet a wide variety of men across professions and personal interests in the city. This will expand your sense of community and help you build lasting friendships. And you can visit lodges in many nations around the world.

Nothing you do or commit to in a lodge will conflict with your moral, civil, or religious duties.

The only secrets we keep are the ways in which Masons can prove their membership to other Masons.

Freemasonry is open to anyone with a spiritual belief in some form of Supreme Being. It doesn’t replace or conflict with whatever religious practices you have already.

This means that men from a wide variety of faiths can join. But you can’t be an atheist or agnostic.

Be at least 18 years of age

Believe in a Supreme Being (this covers many recognized religious or spiritual systems)

Have resided in Saskatchewan for the six months prior to petitioning

Declare that you wish to join of your own free will. That is, nobody pressured you and you have a clear idea of what you expect in joining.