About Us

In Freemasonry, there are moral principles that we promise to uphold. Brotherly Love, Relief, Truth, Temperance, Fortitude, Prudence, and Justice. Additionally, we believe Charity and Relief are the cornerstone of why we exist. We are involved in the communities around us, we live our lives by setting a better example for others to follow.  We do everything we can to help each other and our families in a time of need. We meet regularly to discuss our activities, and to listen to where we can be of service to each other and the community. Best of all, lifelong friendships are formed that include our spouses and families. The lessons taught in Lodge are the “working tools” needed to set a better example and that will last a lifetime.

Membership starts by asking questions. To be a Mason you have to ask a Mason. There is an application called a Petition that must be signed by two Lodge members in good standing to vouch for a prospective member’s character. There is an interview process and upon a unanimous vote of Lodge members, we elect the individual to receive the three degrees of membership which are the Entered Apprentice, FellowCraft, and Master Mason degrees.  There is some work on the part of the candidate to commit certain things to memory, but it is nothing that other great Masons through the years haven’t done.  Imagine making the same pledge word for word as George Washington or Benjamin Franklin! Membership requires as little as a few hours a month to attend regular meetings, and your involvement in other areas like committees or special events is optional. Annual remittance of Lodge dues is required to keep membership in good standing. None of this is intended to be a burden on your family time or your vocation.