“Any man can be a D.C. Freemason, but not every man can be one.”

Being lodges operating under the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Washington, D.C., Phoenix and Cadmus members belong to a world-wide community of Masons and can "travel" to sister lodges as well as lodges which our Grand Lodge is in amity with.
To join our beloved craft one must be a man, of the right legal age, resident in Lebanon and of good character.
We promote diversity in our lodges and will never refer to a man's race, creed, religion, job, social status or nationality. We are proud to have members from different religions, countries and races.
If you fit the criteria, you will be required to fill out a petition form and go through a process.
Joining our fraternity requires dedication. While we do have monthly stated meetings, members still dedicate a lot of time in between charity work, education (lectures, seminars, etc.), visits to the less fortunate and social activities. Serving our community is a top priority and our committees are organized to address their needs first.
Moreover, those wishing to join should ask a member. Freemasons do not solicit members. You must approach a Freemason or a lodge on your own accord in order to be considered. This is why we say, 2B1ASK1 (To Be One, Ask One).
Currently, there are two lodges you can consider:
To join our beloved craft one must be a man, of the right legal age, resident in Lebanon and of good character.
We promote diversity in our lodges and will never refer to a man's race, creed, religion, job, social status or nationality. We are proud to have members from different religions, countries and races.
If you fit the criteria, you will be required to fill out a petition form and go through a process.
Joining our fraternity requires dedication. While we do have monthly stated meetings, members still dedicate a lot of time in between charity work, education (lectures, seminars, etc.), visits to the less fortunate and social activities. Serving our community is a top priority and our committees are organized to address their needs first.
Moreover, those wishing to join should ask a member. Freemasons do not solicit members. You must approach a Freemason or a lodge on your own accord in order to be considered. This is why we say, 2B1ASK1 (To Be One, Ask One).
Currently, there are two lodges you can consider: