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Lodge of Stability Lodge 8667
Consecrated: 1976
Meeting at: Yenton Assembly Rooms, 73-75 Graveley Hill North, Erdington, Birmingham, B23 6BJ
Meeting months: February, April, June, October, December
Meeting every: 1st Tuesday
Start time: 18:00
About us
We meet at Yenton Masonic Centre, Gravelly Hill North, Erdington, Birmingham, B23 6BJ.
Our regular meetings are held on the first Tuesdays of February, April, June, October and December, five times a year.
All the members of the Lodge understand that Freemasonry is one of the World’s oldest organisations, being a timeless fraternity founded upon the principles of Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth. and we bring together men of all faiths and character, who seek to improve themselves for their own benefit and for their families, supporting one another, and by contributing positively to our local community. Through its rich symbolism, moral teachings, and shared traditions, Freemasonry encourages personal growth, integrity, and a service to humanity.
The Lodge of Stability stands out above others as a place of fellowship, learning, and mutual respect, who comply with Masonic ritual in the Lodge room but also have a laugh and enjoyment at the festive board after our regular meetings.
Members of our lodge are united not by differences of rank or background, but by a shared commitment to virtue, enlightenment, and the pursuit of wisdom, supporting each other whilst guided by ancient landmarks and strengthened by modern purpose.
We welcome everyone who approaches Freemasonry with sincerity, a belief in a Supreme Being, and a desire to improve their future, progressing in a path of moral development. The Lodge of Stability continues to be a source of great friendship amongst its members, and a lasting testament to the enduring values of Freemasonry.
Why Join Us?
We all enjoy our Freemasonry in the Lodge Room and socialise as a group of light minded members which helps us to create a strong sense of community. Members often form deep friendships across different ages, professions, and backgrounds. Many value the support network and sense of belonging. Freemasonry encourages learning, discussion, and reflection on moral ideas. It promotes thinking about ethics, purpose, and personal responsibility.
Young members often get opportunities to:
Speak in meetings
Organise events
This can build confidence and communication skills.
Freemasonry offers the opportunity to grow as a person, build lasting friendships, and contribute to our community. As a Freemason, you become part of a centuries-old tradition dedicated to integrity, charity, and self-improvement. You will meet people from all walks of life, develop valuable life skills, and be part of something meaningful that makes a positive difference in the world.
Contact us
Secretary/Scribe: W Bro John Davis jdnumber37@gmail.com
Membership officer: W Bro Stephen Townsend stevetownsend1@btinternet.com
Members
Number of members: 11
Members under 30: 1
Members 30-60: 2
Members 60+: 8
Further details
We have a rehearsal: 2nd Tuesday following our meeting
Our Lodge/Chapter of Instruction is:
Financial
Annual fee: £190
Is dining fee included in annual fee? No
Dining fee (approx.): £30.00
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Social events
The Lodge of Stability attempts to hold a wide range of social events, and these are actually a big part of our lodge life. While ceremonies and meetings are central, the social side helps build friendship, charity, and community including the involvement of our Ladies and partners as an example our Ladies Informal held every June meeting with our Ladies to dine including all lodge members & visitors.
Below are probably the most traditional social events.
Held after lodge meetings
Formal dinner with toasts, speeches, and conversation
Often includes traditional elements like toasting the King, the Craft, and visitors
Strengthens bonds between members and visitors
Opportunity to thank partners for supporting us as Freemasons
Some Festive boards can range from formal black-tie dinners to more relaxed meals depending on the lodge.
Typical social calendar might include:
Festive boards after each meeting
Annual Ladies Night
The annual Installation dinner
Curry nights or pub socials
Invitations to Provincial charity events
Christmas dinner in December
Charities we have supported
Fisher House
Air Ambulance
Holly Bowel Cancer Trust
Salvation Army
Bliss Charity