If you're seeking something greater in life, you're not alone. But what if the answers you’re looking for are already within you?
Freemasonry guides you through thought-provoking lessons in morals, values, and virtues, inspiring you to reflect and discover deeper meaning within yourself.
Freemasonry is not just ritual — it’s about becoming the best version of yourself, finding purpose, and building lifelong connections with like-minded individuals.
Whether you’ve heard myths or just don’t know where to begin, let’s clear up a few things and show you what Masonry really is.
If you're seeking something greater in life, you're not alone. But what if the answers you’re looking for are already within you?
Freemasonry guides you through thought-provoking lessons in morals, values, and virtues, inspiring you to reflect and discover deeper meaning within yourself.
Freemasonry is a centuries-old fraternity that focuses on personal development, friendship, and community service. We teach values and virtues that help guide men to become better husbands, fathers, and leaders. Through our unique symbols and lessons, members are inspired to look within and strive for self-improvement in every aspect of their lives.
No. While we have traditions that are private to members, Freemasonry is not a secret society. Our lodges are part of the community, and we’re proud of the work we do to improve ourselves and support those around us.
Freemasonry is not a religion. It is open to men of all faiths and spiritual backgrounds. We don’t discuss religion during our meetings, but we do encourage each member to believe in a higher power—what that means is personal to you.
Freemasonry welcomes men of all ages, backgrounds, religious beliefs and walks of life. While the fraternity has deep historical roots, the average age of new members is younger than it’s been in generations, with many lodges full of dynamic and diverse individuals. Whether you're in your 20s or later in life, Freemasonry offers a space for men seeking personal growth, friendship, and a sense of purpose.
Freemasons gather regularly for meetings where we work on personal development, mentor new members, and perform ritual that teaches life lessons. But much of Freemasonry happens outside the lodge. We organize social events, support local causes, mentor youth, and simply enjoy fellowship with our brothers and other lodges.
We teach values and virtues that help guide men to become better husbands, fathers, and leaders. Through our unique symbols and lessons, members are inspired to look within and strive for self-improvement in every aspect of their lives.
No. While we have traditions that are private to members, Freemasonry is not a secret society. Our lodges are part of the community, and we’re proud of the work we do to improve ourselves and support those around us.
Freemasonry is not a religion. It is open to men of all faiths and spiritual backgrounds. We don’t discuss religion during our meetings, but we do encourage each member to believe in a higher power—what that means is personal to you.
Freemasonry welcomes men of all ages, backgrounds, religious beliefs and walks of life. While the fraternity has deep historical roots, the average age of new members is younger than it’s been in generations, with many lodges full of dynamic and diverse individuals. Whether you're in your 20s or later in life, Freemasonry offers a space for men seeking personal growth, friendship, and a sense of purpose.
Freemasons gather regularly for meetings where we work on personal development, mentor new members, and perform ritual that teaches life lessons. But much of Freemasonry happens outside the lodge. We organize social events, support local causes, mentor youth, and simply enjoy fellowship with our brothers and other lodges.
Freemasonry encourages you to explore your beliefs and values, helping you to understand your purpose in life.
We believe in making the world a better place, which is why we’re heavily involved in public education and charitable work.
Freemasonry encourages members to take on leadership roles within their lodges, helping develop valuable skills in organization, communication, and mentorship. These opportunities empower Masons to grow as leaders, both within the fraternity and in their personal and professional lives.
Freemasonry helps you improve yourself, inspiring you to be the best version of yourself—at home, at work, and in your community.
Freemasonry is steeped in history and symbolism, with unique traditions that offer valuable life lessons. These rituals are more than just formalities—they inspire reflection and personal growth, creating a shared experience that bonds members across generations.
Freemasonry encourages you to explore your beliefs and values, helping you to understand your purpose in life.
We believe in making the world a better place, which is why we’re heavily involved in public education and charitable work.
Freemasonry encourages members to take on leadership roles within their lodges, helping develop valuable skills in organization, communication, and mentorship. These opportunities empower Masons to grow as leaders, both within the fraternity and in their personal and professional lives.
Freemasonry helps you improve yourself, inspiring you to be the best version of yourself—at home, at work, and in your community.
Freemasonry is steeped in history and symbolism, with unique traditions that offer valuable life lessons. These rituals are more than just formalities—they inspire reflection and personal growth, creating a shared experience that bonds members across generations.
We know people have a lot of questions about who we are and what we do. If you’ve ever wondered what happens inside a Masonic temple or why we proudly wear aprons, you’re in the right place to explore and find answers.
Freemasonry teaches lessons about personal integrity, charity, and the importance of leading a virtuous life. Through symbolic teachings, members are encouraged to reflect on their actions and seek self-improvement.
Absolutely! Masons are encouraged to discuss their experiences, values, and the lessons they learn with others. The only parts of our meetings that remain private are specific rituals and handshakes, which help maintain the significance of our traditions.
Freemasonry is about building better men. Through moral teachings and personal reflection, we guide members to become better versions of themselves—better fathers, husbands, friends, and citizens. Each member's journey is unique, with the level of learning and advancement entirely up to the individual, based on their own education, enthusiasm, and interest in Freemasonry. There are no deadlines or required time commitments, allowing each person to progress at their own pace.
Yes. Freemasons are deeply involved in charitable work, both locally and globally. Many lodges support causes like public education, childhood literacy, scholarships, and health care initiatives, along with community-specific projects.
To join Freemasonry, you must be a man, at least 18 years old, and believe in a higher power. You’ll also need to meet and get to know members of a local lodge who will recommend your membership.
No. Freemasonry encourages men of all faiths to join, as long as they believe in a higher power. Freemasonry itself is not a religion, and it does not interfere with personal religious beliefs or spiritual practice.
Freemasonry uses rituals as a way to impart important life lessons and values through symbolism and allegory. These rituals have been passed down for centuries and serve to bond members while teaching timeless virtues.
It’s simple—reach out to our lodge or better yet, visit us. Get to know the members, ask what we do and ask why we became a Mason. Each answer will be unique. Scroll down to call or send us a message.
We know people have a lot of questions about who we are and what we do. If you’ve ever wondered what happens inside a Masonic temple or why we proudly wear aprons, you’re in the right place to explore and find answers.
Freemasonry teaches lessons about personal integrity, charity, and the importance of leading a virtuous life. Through symbolic teachings, members are encouraged to reflect on their actions and seek self-improvement.
Absolutely! Masons are encouraged to discuss their experiences, values, and the lessons they learn with others. The only parts of our meetings that remain private are specific rituals and handshakes, which help maintain the significance of our traditions.
Freemasonry is about building better men. Through moral teachings and personal reflection, we guide members to become better versions of themselves—better fathers, husbands, friends, and citizens. Each member's journey is unique, with the level of learning and advancement entirely up to the individual, based on their own education, enthusiasm, and interest in Freemasonry. There are no deadlines or required time commitments, allowing each person to progress at their own pace.
Yes. Freemasons are deeply involved in charitable work, both locally and globally. Many lodges support causes like public education, childhood literacy, scholarships, and health care initiatives, along with community-specific projects.
To join Freemasonry, you must be a man, at least 18 years old, and believe in a higher power. You’ll also need to meet and get to know members of a local lodge who will recommend your membership.
No. Freemasonry encourages men of all faiths to join, as long as they believe in a higher power. Freemasonry itself is not a religion, and it does not interfere with personal religious beliefs or spiritual practice.
Freemasonry uses rituals as a way to impart important life lessons and values through symbolism and allegory. These rituals have been passed down for centuries and serve to bond members while teaching timeless virtues.
It’s simple—reach out to our lodge or better yet, visit us. Get to know the members, ask what we do and ask why we became a Mason. Each answer will be unique. Scroll down to call or send us a message.
Becoming a Mason is about more than joining a fraternity—it’s about joining a community of men committed to personal growth and giving back. If you’re ready to discover your purpose and build lasting friendships, Freemasonry could be the right path for you.
Click below to learn more about visiting our lodge and starting your journey toward becoming the best version of yourself!
Becoming a Mason is about more than joining a fraternity—it’s about joining a community of men committed to personal growth and giving back.
Click below to learn more about visiting our lodge and starting your journey toward becoming the best version of yourself!
SOLOMON'S STAIRCASE
Lodge No. 357 F.&A.M.
6841 Western Avenue
Buena Park, California 90621
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SOLOMON'S STAIRCASE
Lodge No. 357 F.&A.M.
6841 Western Avenue
Buena Park, California 90621
Web Design: Peripheral Media
©2024 Copyright Solomon's Staircase | All Rights Reserved
PRIVACY POLICY | TERMS & CONDITIONS