Royal Arch
Many brethren of Aarheus Lodge are also active in the Royal Arch.
The Royal Arch is often described as the completion of the journey through the three Craft degrees, and members may choose to join it soon after being raised to the degree of Master Mason.
Members of Aarheus Lodge currently belong to ten different Royal Arch chapters. For many brethren, this provides an opportunity to widen their circle, join new social groups, and make lasting connections across a broader Masonic network.
The lodge’s name also lives on in the Royal Arch: Aarheus Chapter was consecrated in December 1955, shortly after the lodge, and is known today as Aarheus Helvetica Chapter. Several of our members belong to it.
Other Masonic Orders
Some of our members are also active in other Masonic bodies beyond Craft Freemasonry, including:
- Mark Master Masons
- Royal Ark Mariner
- Knights Templar
- Royal and Select Masters
- Order of the Secret Monitor
- Scarlet Cord
- Rose Croix, also known as the Ancient and Accepted Rite
For brethren who are curious to explore further, these orders can offer fresh opportunities to make new connections, broaden their Masonic experience, and deepen their learning over time.
If this is of interest to you, please ask when you get in touch. We are always happy to explain the wider landscape of Freemasonry and the different paths that members may take over time.
If you are considering becoming a member, you can also read more about how to join Aarheus Lodge and about our regular meeting schedule.