Petition to Join

Thinking of joining the fraternity? Come visit with us- hang out a few times- get to know us and our lodge. Review some of the questions about Masonry. Then download and fill out a petition.

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Petition to Join Freemasonry

Download Petition Packet (PDF)

Transferring

You’ll need the notice for your current lodge, as well as a petition to transfer.

Plural membership

You’ll need the notice for your current lodge as well as a petition for dual membership.

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Broad Ripple Lodge #643 F&AM

WB Jacob Mann

Past Master WB Jacob Mann

Broad Ripple Lodge taught me how quickly men can become close friends, and form lifelong bonds. I feel I’ve known many of my fellow masons for a much longer time than I have actually been involved.

WB Lee Hargitt III

Past Master WB Lee Hargitt III

I have been a member here for many years. I have made some of my best friends in life at this Lodge

WB Arlie Hartman

Past Master Arlie Hartman

Where fun and fellowship is had by good men.

Bro Steve Mayflower

Bro Steve Mayflower

I came to Masonry as a way to meet some new friends. But in a short time, my new Brothers and the Lodge became a very important part of my life. The men I admire the most are my Masonic Brothers.

Entered Apprentice with Legacy

Entered Apprentice with Legacy

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Tonight we welcomed the Rose family, and the newest EA for Broad Ripple Lodge. Raphael is currently the youngest Entered Apprentice, and was welcomed to the degrees of Masonry with both his father, Bro. Michael Rose and grandfather WBro. John Rose from Brookside #720,...

Blood Sport at Broad Ripple Lodge!

Blood Sport at Broad Ripple Lodge!

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Enjoy a night of food, games, and donate blood to the American Red Cross! Open to all Masons, friends, and spouses. Thursday, August 18th Dinner and snacks at 6:30 PM Games begin at 7:15 PM Feel free to bring your favorite games. Please help by signing up for the...

Why I Became a Worshipful Master

Why I Became a Worshipful Master

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I joined a Masonic lodge to make new friends. In this day and age it can be difficult to develop constant predictable relationships with other people. In my life it seemed like every time I made a friend they ended up moving away, I lost interest or they were just too...