About the Lodge
West Union Lodge 43 is a prominent Masonic lodge that is deeply committed to serving its community and upholding the values of Freemasonry. Founded in 1850 in the historic town of West Union, Ohio, the lodge has a rich history of charitable work, community service, and support for the betterment of society.
The lodge is an active participant in numerous community service projects, including food drives, blood donations, and outreach programs for veterans, children, and families in need. Members of West Union Lodge 43 believe that the true meaning of Freemasonry lies in service to others, and they work tirelessly to embody this principle in their daily lives.
In addition to its charitable endeavors, West Union Lodge 43 also practices the tenets of Freemasonry, which include brotherly love, relief, and truth. These core values guide the lodge's members in all aspects of their lives, and they strive to live up to these principles both within the lodge and in their personal and professional lives.
The lodge also provides a supportive and inclusive community for its members, who come from all walks of life and backgrounds. Whether you are a longtime Mason or new to the fraternity, West Union Lodge 43 offers a welcoming and supportive environment where you can explore the values of Freemasonry and make meaningful connections with others who share your commitment to service, brotherhood, and personal growth.
We meet on the Second Monday of most months. The easiest way to get to the lodge is go to the Adams County Fairgrounds. We are just across the street.
How to Join
To become a member of the Masonic Lodge in Ohio, you must be a man who is at least 19 years old, of good character, and believe in a supreme being. If you meet these requirements, the first step is to find a Masonic Lodge near you and express your interest in joining. You'll then have the opportunity to attend a few meetings and get to know some of the members. If you're still interested, you can fill out an application and provide references. The Lodge will review your application and then interview you. Once the members have had a chance to get to know you, they will vote on your application. If accepted, you will be initiated into the Lodge in a ceremony that is full of symbolism and tradition.
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