This is Masonry

By
Anonymous

Freemasonry is a fraternity of men bound together by vows of
morality in public and private life, who believe in God and the
constitutional rights of members to free choice of religion and
political persuasion

Masonry strives to make good men better- to teach its members to
be
"better than themselves ". It accepts only men of high moral
character

The fraternity of Freemasonry endorses free public education,
encourages self improvement, promotes patriotism and respect for
the Constitution, sanctions equal rights under law, practices good
will towards all men, and contributes generously to philanthropies

Masonry is a benevolent, and educational society. Its basic tenets are
Brotherly Love, Relief (philanthropy) and Truth

Through the improvement and strengthening of the character of the
individual, Freemasonry seeks to improve the community

Masonry is not a benefit society, or a charitable institution. It assists
members by many means through times of hardship, but it is not an
insurance society with sickness, death, disabillity or old age benefits

Masonry is not a secret society. It is a well-known, nation wide
fraternity whose members proudly declare their membership. Masons
meet in buildings plainly identified as Masonic Temples, and public
announcements of their meetings are published in daily and
community publications. There is no attempt to hide the names of
community leaders who are Masons

Masons take part in an active social life that includes
their families and friends

Besides national philanthropic activity, such as scholarships
and medical research, masons maintain many types of local
charitable projects

Masonry with its dedication to education, morality,
brotherly love, non-sectarianism in religion and politics and
equal rights  is a steadying influence that balances
and consolidates the social, religious, and political life
of America

If you are a male, age 18 or older, and wish to become a
member of
Eagle Lake Lodge #366 A.F. & A.M.
You can contact the Lodge Secretary
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