Kingston Temple Lodge No. 4722

About Kingston Temple Lodge No. 4722

It’s first regular meeting took place on the 9th May 1925. The Lodge meets five times per year, on the first Saturday of January, March, September and November.

In May, the Lodge meets on the second Saturday. This is the installation of a new Worshipful Master. All meetings are held in the afternon at Surbiton Surrey Masonic Centre.

It’s membership consists of men from many walks of life, they can range in any age from twenty one, though our youngest member is thirty years old. It is the young men, many of whom are sportsmen, who are the lifeblood of the Lodge.

One of our Honorary Members was the well known Author of Masonic Books and articles. The V.W. Bro. Revd. Neville Barker-Cryer M.A. Past Grand Chaplain, Past Assistant Grand Master of the Province of Surrey. On 2nd July  2013 Neville passed to the Grand Lodge Above. The Lodge has stood to Order in respect of his and also that of Richard Earl of Shannon’s A Past Provincial Grand Master of the Province of Surrey’s Passing to The Grand Lodge Above

Where is Kingston Temple Lodge

Glenmore House, The Crescent, Surbiton, UK

Interested in Joining Freemasonry?

Becoming a Freemason is a journey of personal growth and community involvement that has appealed to men of various backgrounds for centuries. In the United Kingdom, the process starts by ensuring you meet the basic qualifications: you must be a man over the age of 18 who believes in a Supreme Being. Although Freemasonry is not a religious organisation, a fundamental belief in a higher power is one of its basic tenets. Once you meet these requirements, the next step is often to talk to someone you know who is already a member. They can help guide you through the process, which usually involves filling out a petition and attending a series of meetings where you’ll be interviewed and voted upon by the lodge’s current members.

If you don’t know anyone who is a Freemason, don’t worry—there are other avenues available for you to explore this venerable institution. You can reach out to your local Masonic lodge to express your interest or attend one of their public events. This will provide you with an opportunity to meet members and learn more about what the lodge does both for its members and the wider community. These preliminary steps offer valuable insights into what you can expect from the experience and the ways in which you can contribute.

For a comprehensive understanding and official guidance on becoming a Freemason in the United Kingdom, the United Grand Lodge of England (UGLE) is the best resource. Their website offers a wealth of information, including details on how to join, the history of Freemasonry, and its modern-day activities and charitable endeavours. To take the first official step towards becoming a Freemason, visit the UGLE website, where you’ll find the information and contacts you need to begin your Masonic journey.

Upcoming Meetings at Kingston Temple Lodge