Joining Delhi Hills Masonic Lodge is an opportunity for qualified men to become members of the world's oldest, largest, and best known fraternal organization all within a local and personal Lodge. The process of becoming a member is divided into stages marked by three separate ceremonies, the symbolism of which is intended to strengthen a man's commitment to his Faith, his family, and his community.

Master Masons are men from a variety of ethnic, religious, and economic backgrounds who share a belief in the brotherhood of man and the fatherhood of God, work to improve themselves and their communities, and are an asset to all who know them. Membership in a Masonic Lodge is an honor that says a great deal about the character and personal integrity of a man.

General Instructions for Joining

Is it your desire to join the ranks of men, both great and small, who are proud to share in the Masonic tradition of excellence? Please read on or feel free to contact any Officer of Delhi Hills Lodge and we will be honored to assist you with the process.

Application for Membership

The Masonic term for a membership application is a "petition." The application fee can be determined by contacting the secretary of the Lodge you wish to join. Click here to print out a petition and questionnaire.

Qualifications for Membership

Application for membership is open to men who:

• Have been an Ohio resident for at least one year
• Are at least 19 years old
• Have a belief in a Supreme Being
• Live a good moral and social life
• Do not advocate the overthrow of the government
• Can read and write English
• Are recommended by two members of the Lodge they wish to join. (If you do not know two members of our Lodge, please contact any of our officers to arrange a meeting with two members of our Lodge.)
  
  

The application fee is $125, and our Lodge's annual dues are $50.

Additional Questions?

If you meet the qualifications for membership (listed above), and have any additional questions regarding membership, feel free to contact any officer.

Posted with permission from the Grand Lodge of Ohio.