Central Lodge No. 44 F&AM - 23 Plum Street Old Town Hall, 2nd Floor, Vincentown, NJ 08088 281-576-5173

Q:		What is a Freemason
A:		- Masonry is a serious men’s organization, dedicated to self- improvement coupled with community involvement. - Masonry is provider of camaraderie, trust in each other, instant fellowship, and brotherhood. - Masonry brings together a group of people who emphasize individual excellence. - Masonry is a provider of an atmosphere of inclusiveness. - Masonry is an organization that helps make good men better.
Q:		What is Freemasonry
A:		A fellowship or fraternity of such men devoted to freemasonry ideals.
Q:		What are the ideals and teachings of Freemasonry
A:		All such truths, ideals, and realities that describe, interpret, uphold, satisfy and foster freemasonry morals and what we stand for.
Q:		What are the ideals and teachings of Freemasonry
A:		All such truths, ideals, and realities that describe, interpret, uphold, satisfy and foster freemasonry morals and what we stand for.
Q:		What is the purpose of Freemasonry
A:		To find such men (or, have them find us), to assist in the development and growth of such men, and bring them together into a fraternity meant to help others in our society.
Q:		What are the qualifications to join
A:		- You must have a belief in a supreme being. - You must be a man 18 years old or older. - You must be in "good" physical and mental health. - You must be of good moral character (honesty, honor, and integrity). - You must be a free man (carried forward from ancient times). - You must want to grow, improve yourself, and be of help to others. - You must ask to join and apply for membership.
Q:		What is Freemasonry's role in Society
A:		- Building community based on shared Masonic values. - Constructing a positive environment for personal growth. - Encouraging education, idea sharing, and open discussion. - Welcoming diversity across religious denominations, ethnicity and age. - Growing Leadership ability. - Establishing the relevance of Masonic values to contemporary life. - Advocating concern for the well being of other Masons and their families, as well as, the community as a whole.