Welcome to Ordinges

Like to socialise, make new friends and meet like-minded people? Looking to develop yourself, or simply curious about Freemasonry? You'll find a warm welcome at Ordinges Lodge No. 6866 in Worthing.

"The greatest lodge in the universe… well, we think so anyway!"

Who we are

Tradition, charity and friendship in Worthing since 1949

Freemasonry in England is a brotherhood dedicated to personal development, community service and lifelong friendship. Ordinges Lodge was consecrated in Worthing in 1949 and has met at The Charmandean Centre since the 1960s.

Our name comes from Ordinges, the area's name in the Domesday Book of 1086. Our cornucopia (horn of plenty) crest recalls the orchards that once covered the area.

Through charitable fundraising, social gatherings and supporting local businesses, our members are committed to both personal and community wellbeing.

Brethren of Ordinges Lodge sharing a drink after a meeting

Our four key values

What we stand for

Integrity

Today's Freemasons focus on building themselves as people of integrity, and membership gives them the structure to do it.

Respect

Bringing people together regardless of race, religion or any other difference that can divide us as a society.

Friendship

Open to people of all religions and political views, and the foundation for friendships that last a lifetime.

Service

Fundraising, volunteering and giving time, resources and skills to our communities.

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Coming up socially

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Gallery

Lodge life in pictures

Festive Boards, socials and charity nights: see what we get up to.

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Charity

Charities we support

Our national charity, the Freemasons' Charity, and the local causes chosen each year by our Worshipful Master.

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Curious about joining?

Whether you're thinking of joining or just want to know more, we're a friendly bunch. Get in touch and one of our members will be happy to talk to you.

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