How can Freemasonry Help You?

Matthew Daley, Manito Lodge #246: “I made the decision to petition to become a Freemason after years of searching. I had been reading a lot of philosophy and a lot of spiritual literature and I found it very difficult to take that journey alone.”

Courtney Sanders, Manito Lodge #246: “What I found was an opportunity. This gave me the opportunity to actually search for, you know, seek those answers to those questions and, in that, it pushed me in the direction that I probably wouldn’t have been in a few years ago.”

Randy Guegel, North Hill Lodge #210: “The fellowship that I’ve had with the group. I’ve met some incredible people – both newer members as well as members that are more seasoned in the organization, and they all have something to offer to me to make me a better person.”

John Robertson, Orchard Lodge #200: “I had a friend once tell me, ‘You can either be a resident or you can be a citizen’. I choose to be a citizen and I want to give back to the community. I think that’s the foundation of our country. Our country was built on family and community.”

Jerry Collins, Manito Lodge #246: “I found it in a group of men that really do consider each other brothers, and I’m proud to be with a group of people, a group of men - because you need to be a man among men – who walk their talk, more often than not.”

Courtney Sanders, Manito Lodge #246: “I can’t say it made me a better man, it helps me bring out the better man that was within me.”
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