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Freemasonry is a fraternal organization that focuses on personal growth and community building. It's one of the oldest and largest men's organizations in the world.

What it's about

• God: Freemasons believe in a personal and active God who oversees their actions.

• Morality: Freemasons believe in following moral principles and obeying the law.

• Self-improvement: Freemasonry teaches moral, intellectual, and spiritual lessons.

• Brotherhood: Freemasons come together to help each other become better men.

• Community: Freemasons believe in building friendship and cooperation among people.

• Charity: Freemasons focus on service and caring for those less fortunate.

How it's organized

• Freemasonry is organized into smaller units called Lodges.

• Lodge meetings include ceremonies, social events, and administrative procedures.

• Freemasonry has three degrees: Apprentice, Fellowcraft, and Master Mason.

History

• Freemasonry has its roots in the traditions of medieval stonemasons.

• Freemasonry spread with the British Empire and remains most popular in the British Isles.

Beliefs

• Freemasons share a belief in the fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of mankind.

• Freemasons believe in integrity, friendship, respect, and service.

Lodge Officers

Worshipful Master - Doug Darrow

Senior Warden - Cody Maxwell

Junior Warden - Kurtis Broeg

Treasurer - Robert Tandy

Secretary - Andrew Carr

Chaplain - Harry Dolder

Senior Deacon - Bruce Dolder

Junior Deacon - John Norton

Senior Steward -

Junior Steward -

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Worshipful Master Doug Darrow presenting a recognition plaque to Past Master Cody Maxwell for his service to the Lodge in 2024.