WHAT IS FREEMASONRY?

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Freemasonry serves as a unifying force, bringing men of diverse backgrounds and experiences together as equals who refer to each other as "Brother." The bond among Masons is not determined by their origins or professions but rather by their shared aspirations. Each Mason commits to fortifying his character by incorporating the enduring virtues of brotherly love, charity, and truth into his daily existence.

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WHO CAN BECOME A FREEMASON?

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1. Male
2. At least 18 years of age
3. Hold a belief in the existence of a Supreme Being
4. Good moral character
5. Motivated to join for reasons unrelated to personal gain or profit
6. Prompted by a favorable opinion of Freemasonry
7. Eager to gain knowledge
8. Willing to be part of the long-standing traditions of the fraternity.

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