The East

On behalf of the Brothers of Centennial Lodge No. 4, I would like to formally welcome you to the official website of Centennial Lodge No. 4, Prince Hall Affiliated (PHA), Free & Accepted Masons (F&AM).

We are a subordinate Lodge of the Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Colorado and Its Jurisdiction, which includes the states of Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah under the direction of our Most Worshipful Grand Master Gary B. Thomas Sr.

Centennial Lodge No. 4 was first established in 1876 and was so named after the 100-year anniversary of the passing of the Declaration of Independence. Our Brothers have been active within the Denver-metro area since this time and have called Aurora, Colorado our home for the past 10 years.

In the tradition of Prince Hall Freemasonry, the Brothers of Centennial Lodge No. 4 bring forth charity and good works to the Denver-metro area. Some of our community efforts include our annual school supply and backpack drive, and our partnership with the Sickle Cell Foundation, where we provide Christmas toys and meals to families during the holiday season.

The purpose of this website is to offer communication, information, insight, and highlight the efforts and good deeds made by the Brothers of Centennial Lodge No. 4.

Our membership, with currently over 50 Brothers, unites men of good character bringing together men from various backgrounds including military veterans, entrepreneurs, educators, civil service, and those in arts and entertainment. 

I would like to take a moment to thank my wife and children, who support me in this endeavor of leading Centennial Lodge No. 4.  My motto, “Omnia Comites” which translates to Everything Counts! How we show up in the world, how we treat our neighbors and fellow man, how we show up in our usual advocations, and how we treat each other…it all counts.

If you are interested in becoming a member or learning more about Centennial Lodge No. 4, please contact us at the listed email address.

Fraternally,

Worshipful Master Christopher Baird, 32°