There are ten Craft Lodges in the Province of Jersey plus
an Installed Masters Lodge. All are active and well
attended. Having been formed at differing times over the
past two centuries, there are rich variations in the
ceremonies. The oldest two were formed before the formation
of United Grand Lodge in 1813 and undertake forms of Athol
working.
One Lodge was formed for the French speaking members of the
community, and to this day works a French translation of
Emulation working, being the oldest French speaking Lodge
under the English Constitution.
Another Lodge was originally formed as a Temperance Lodge,
although this has been changed within the last two
decades.
Being a small Province with all Lodges meeting at the one
Temple, it is not uncommon to see our Grand Officers and
Provincial Grand Officers in attendance, and formal
Provincial visits to each Lodge take place at least once in
each calendar year.
Visitors are always welcome at Jersey Lodges, although all
but one cease their activities during the Summer months.
Details of the Lodges are available together with names and
telephone numbers of the Secretaries and their meeting
dates. Please feel free to contact them if you wish to come
to a Lodge meeting.
Included in the list on the left is the Sarnia-Riduna
Lodge, formed in London for Channel Islands Masons to meet
should their activities take them to the mainland. From
time to time, they will hold a meeting in the Channel
Islands under dispensation.