Is used to teach the mason that it is an instrument of power and that he may use it with caution, as this instrument symbolizes great good or greater evil.
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We welcome sincere men of good character who seek personal growth, brotherhood, and opportunities to serve the community.
A Masonic Lodge is the room or edifice where Freemasons meet. “Masonic Temple” may also refer to an abstract spiritual goal and the conceptual ritualistic space of a meeting.
Built on mutual respect, friendship, and shared values.
Structured learning, mentorship, and moral instruction.
Quiet, consistent service and support for local causes.
In order to become a Freemason, you need some basic qualifications (specific qualifications vary from one lodge to the next, but some general rules apply). If you meet the criteria, you still go through a process—from petitioning to becoming a full member.
Do I need money to join?
Masonry doesn’t care about worldly wealth or social position. A bank president and a bank janitor are considered equally qualified.
Is there an age requirement?
You must be of lawful age. Depending on the Grand Lodge, this can be anywhere from 18 to 25.
You’ll be asked other important questions before you’re allowed to join a lodge:
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Makes Proclamation on November 15th 6025 A.L.
A visual presentation of three commonly referenced working tools. Each section includes the official image and a brief public-facing description.
Is used to teach the mason that it is an instrument of power and that he may use it with caution, as this instrument symbolizes great good or greater evil.
Is the symbol of a regulated life and actions. It is the masonic rule for correcting and harmonizing conduct on principles of morality and virtue.
The meaning of the Compass is reserved for Free & Accepted Masons ONLY, as its meaning can only be understood by those who have been initiated in the Masonic Order and its beautiful mysteries.
Representation of the two Saints John, traditionally honored in Masonic observance and symbolism.
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