Integrity
Doing the right thing, even when it is difficult.
A welcoming lodge in Dunston, Gateshead — consecrated October 1980, meeting in the Province of Durham.
Winlaton St Paul's Lodge was consecrated in October 1980 in Dunston, Gateshead. Originally formed as a dining lodge with a remit of charitable donation, today it retains many of its early traditions whilst incorporating a modern viewpoint to enhance the quality of members' enjoyment of Freemasonry.
A local lodge but with a cross-section of members from a wide area, we are a very welcoming Lodge who enjoy our Freemasonry to the full whilst maintaining high standards in our meetings and Masonic practices.
Freemasonry is one of the world's oldest and largest non-religious, non-political fraternal and charitable organisations. It teaches moral lessons and self-knowledge through a system of rituals, and encourages members to support their community.
Doing the right thing, even when it is difficult.
Building lasting bonds and supporting one another.
Valuing others and treating people with dignity.
Helping others through giving, volunteering and practical support.
These values reflect the approach promoted by the United Grand Lodge of England.
A brief public overview of progression in Craft Freemasonry. This is a public overview only — no ritual or ceremonial content is included on this site.
Introduction to core principles.
Development and learning.
Purpose, responsibility and leadership.
Other lodges meeting at Freemasons Hall include Liddell L3616, Eslington L4623, Crowley L6901, and Dunston St Nicholas L9712.