Freemasonry, at a glance
The Freemasons are the oldest fraternal orgnisation in the world and was founded in Lindon, England in 1717.
MOKOPANE – The Freemasonry turned 300 years old this year and in celebration on this amazing achievement, the Unanimity Lodge Mokopane held an open day on 29 July where members of the public had the chance to take a peek inside.
According to Gerald Bosch, Senior Warden, the day was a success and about 40 people joined the day to learn more about Freemasonry.
Its current worldwide membership totals up to 6 million people.
Bosch thanks everyone on behalf of the lodge who joined them and giving them a chance to tell their story.
“Through the Freemasons, every man will grow to reach his full potential and grow into a man who has character and integrity,” said Pierre Visser, the Worshipful Master of the Uninamity Lodge who could unfortunately not join the day.
