Freemasonry is composed of many bodies that guide members through different philosophical, symbolic, and spiritual teachings. The Grand Lodge of Africa governs Craft Masonry, the cornerstone of the Masonic journey, welcomes deeper exploration through recognized appendant and concordant orders.
The foundation of Freemasonry, also known as Blue Lodge Masonry, consisting of:
Governed by the Grand Lodge of Africa, it instills integrity, brotherhood, and spiritual insight.
Completes the Master Mason degree with deeper truths and ancient scriptural symbolism.
Links Royal Arch and Templar orders through legends of hidden treasures and lost knowledge.
A Christian-based chivalric order focused on faith, moral courage, and service to humanity.
Offers degrees 4°–33°, exploring ethics, philosophy, ancient traditions, and moral discipline.
A unified system including Royal Arch, Cryptic, and Knights Templar bodies with biblical foundations.
Invites Master Masons into symbolic teachings like the Red Cross of Babylon and Secret Monitor.
Highlights friendship, loyalty, and moral support among Brothers in times of adversity.
An elite, invitation-only body rich in Scottish heritage and moral philosophy.
Centers for scholarly inquiry into the history, allegory, and evolution of the Craft.
Includes groups like Eastern Star, DeMolay & Job’s Daughters supporting families and Masonic values.
A fun-loving, philanthropic Masonic body known for its hospitals, parades, and children's health missions.
