I’m not rich but iam starting my own business and one thing that I want to seek is higher knowledge and a sense of brotherhood I want to be apart of the pa lodges
I know a freemason through work and there used to be several in my family. I remember talking to him about it just over a year ago and I decided it’s something I want to get involved in. Just asked my coworker what my first step is. Very excited at the thought of being part of this brotherhood. “To become one, ask one”
I grew up on the grounds of the Masonic Village (then called the Masonic Homes) in Elizabethtown, PA. Now that I have surrendered my life to Jesus Christ I realize the teachings of Freemasonry do not align with my beliefs.
Freemasonry welcomes men of every religion, race, age, income, education and opinion. However, to join Freemasonry, one must meet the following qualifications: • Male • At least 18 years of age • Hold a belief in the existence of a Supreme Being • Good moral character • Motivated to join for reasons unrelated to personal gain or profit • Prompted by a favorable opinion of Freemasonry • Eager to gain knowledge • Willing to be part of the long-standing traditions of the fraternity.
And the church's all have a history of covering up child abuse by its elders and priests so what's your point exactly? There will always be bad eggs in every basket no matter if the where masonic regalia or church regalia or a police uniform ect ect ect.... having a go at masons while ignoring what's going on in your own back yard hmmm
@@MasonicVillagesbelief in a supreme being is very different than having a relationship with a personable God. According to James even demons believe in God.
Respect to all good brothers, respect and hold your square my great uncle, cousins, aunts, its in everything the best thing for me is fellowship as well as historical info kemetic origin ,caucasians, African indigenous, Latinos asians etc ,we are brothers
Freemasonry is a brotherhood of men who share one common goal: To help each other become better men. It is the oldest, largest and most widely known fraternal organization in the world. Men from all different backgrounds and walks of life come together as equals and improve their character by applying the timeless virtues of brotherly love, charity and truth to their everyday lives.
The only thing I have to go on or these videos I'd like to join here and Washington but I actually don't know anybody the only thing I do know is one of my neighbors had a magazine on the stuff so I think he is but I don't really want to ask so ask you people here how can I become remember I actually don't know anybody
@@gaiuspompeius1 You do not need to be a practicing member of your faith or indeed even be a member of an organised religion. As long as you believe in a higher power that created the universe, you may apply to join.
@@jacobsladder6715 Not quite true. It is PREFERRED that we do not divulge the details of the ceremony as it is best that a Candidate experience it afresh, but the only actual parts of the ceremony we are PROHIBITED form divulging, are the traditional modes of recognition... the sign, grip and word of the Degree being worked. Check your ritual book
You should ask your church leadership, not freemasons. For example, Catholics are prohibited from becoming freemssons, although it seems that many do not know this. And I doubt the freemasons would tell you.
@Sadrac Chery Not at all. We have men who are of all the worlds faiths, meeting together in Brotherhood, and not divided by religious or political divide.
I’m about to finally petition with the Fulton, Illinois lodge. Many of my uncles are/were masons so I feel I owe it to them to become part of something bigger than “our” family! I’m very excited!
I now I first have to get my act together and quit my drinking while grounding myself. I truly love people and long to give back as my family has funded me and my rent. I want to be self reliant and become a Mason if they do truly help others and the community. I’m pretty sure that’s all I want. “If you say you want to do something and actually do something then do it” I’v been slowly building my will power back from scratch. I am going to join. I want to better myself, but just has strongly want a sense of helping others aswell.
@Heartless Generally, no. However, there can be some extenuating circumstances, such as if just did something stupid as a kid AND have lead a good life since. It is UNLIKELY your application would be successful, though. You'd need to apply to your local Lodge and tell them all the circumstances. It's then up to them to decide if you qualify, or if your conviction is of such a magnitude that your application cannot go proceed.
If it can help me be a better what I see being a better man I'm game. Although I'm not religious, I do have religious values. I was in the military and miss having the comradery. Which is why I'm heavily interested
I’m a Freemason and from England and I agree from the brothers on here I’m a first time worshipful master and enjoying the journey 🤩
Only Master is our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ NOT YOU!
Great video gentleman. Ignore all the naysayers. I’ve always wanted to become a mason.
@Max Jerome Then Google your local Masonic Lodge and apply via their website.
I’m not rich but iam starting my own business and one thing that I want to seek is higher knowledge and a sense of brotherhood I want to be apart of the pa lodges
Hello! This link will give you information on how to become a member of a Lodge. pagrandlodge.org/join/
I know a freemason through work and there used to be several in my family. I remember talking to him about it just over a year ago and I decided it’s something I want to get involved in. Just asked my coworker what my first step is. Very excited at the thought of being part of this brotherhood. “To become one, ask one”
@Kevin Wells How did you do Kevin?
Great brothers.
Gae brothers lol
I grew up on the grounds of the Masonic Village (then called the Masonic Homes) in Elizabethtown, PA. Now that I have surrendered my life to Jesus Christ I realize the teachings of Freemasonry do not align with my beliefs.
Freemasonry welcomes men of every religion, race, age, income, education and opinion. However, to join Freemasonry, one must meet the following qualifications:
• Male
• At least 18 years of age
• Hold a belief in the existence of a Supreme Being
• Good moral character
• Motivated to join for reasons unrelated to personal gain or profit
• Prompted by a favorable opinion of Freemasonry
• Eager to gain knowledge
• Willing to be part of the long-standing traditions of the fraternity.
Amen! Satan is a liar and these guys are being deceived and taking a risk on where they will be for eternity. ✝☦😇🥰😍🥲😋❤💯👍
And the church's all have a history of covering up child abuse by its elders and priests so what's your point exactly? There will always be bad eggs in every basket no matter if the where masonic regalia or church regalia or a police uniform ect ect ect.... having a go at masons while ignoring what's going on in your own back yard hmmm
@@MasonicVillagesbelief in a supreme being is very different than having a relationship with a personable God. According to James even demons believe in God.
Demonic
I am in the Navy on active duty stationed in Mechanicsburg PA, I live in Harrisburg. How do I get involved?
Please follow this link: pagrandlodge.org/join/
Thank you for your service!
@@MasonicVillages thank you very much. Just completed inputting my information on the website. Thanks again!
Very elegent ♥️❤️
Thank you!
@@MasonicVillages You are always welcome ❤️♥️
We are one
Respect to all good brothers, respect and hold your square my great uncle, cousins, aunts, its in everything the best thing for me is fellowship as well as historical info kemetic origin ,caucasians, African indigenous, Latinos asians etc ,we are brothers
But what if a man is gay? Why do I have the feeling that is a no no.
Freemasonry is a brotherhood of men who share one common goal: To help each other become better men. It is the oldest, largest and most widely known fraternal organization in the world. Men from all different backgrounds and walks of life come together as equals and improve their character by applying the timeless virtues of brotherly love, charity and truth to their everyday lives.
@@MasonicVillagesBut can you build a pizza oven? I want one of those stone outdoor kitchens too.
We'll get right on it!
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The only thing I have to go on or these videos I'd like to join here and Washington but I actually don't know anybody the only thing I do know is one of my neighbors had a magazine on the stuff so I think he is but I don't really want to ask so ask you people here how can I become remember I actually don't know anybody
If you were a religious person can you be a free mason member
Mahdi Rida You NEED to be religious to be a free mason member.
@@gaiuspompeius1 You do not need to be a practicing member of your faith or indeed even be a member of an organised religion. As long as you believe in a higher power that created the universe, you may apply to join.
Yes.
@@jacobsladder6715 Not quite true. It is PREFERRED that we do not divulge the details of the ceremony as it is best that a Candidate experience it afresh, but the only actual parts of the ceremony we are PROHIBITED form divulging, are the traditional modes of recognition... the sign, grip and word of the Degree being worked. Check your ritual book
You should ask your church leadership, not freemasons. For example, Catholics are prohibited from becoming freemssons, although it seems that many do not know this. And I doubt the freemasons would tell you.
How can i join
Please follow this link: pagrandlodge.org/join/
@@MasonicVillages it not letting me proceed on submitting the application
@@jaybenally8509 Please try going directly to the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania website and go to the "How to Join" tab.
Some may say 2B1 , ask1
Membership by group member voting
Is the free masonry similar to the jewish faith is there a difference between free mason and orthodox jew
This link will take you to the "About Freemasonry" web page. pagrandlodge.org/about-freemasonry/
@Sadrac Chery Not at all. We have men who are of all the worlds faiths, meeting together in Brotherhood, and not divided by religious or political divide.
3:52
Gonna join free Mason
God bless you all
I’m about to finally petition with the Fulton, Illinois lodge. Many of my uncles are/were masons so I feel I owe it to them to become part of something bigger than “our” family! I’m very excited!
@Ronnie Edfors Jr.
Good for you. I look forward to the time when I may call you "Brother".
Ronnie. How was your process?
If you gonna join something you should be doing it for yourself you owe them nothing and they're not God 😮
I now I first have to get my act together and quit my drinking while grounding myself. I truly love people and long to give back as my family has funded me and my rent. I want to be self reliant and become a Mason if they do truly help others and the community. I’m pretty sure that’s all I want. “If you say you want to do something and actually do something then do it” I’v been slowly building my will power back from scratch. I am going to join. I want to better myself, but just has strongly want a sense of helping others aswell.
You can accomplish this! Stand Strong!!
U don't have to help the community to be a mason. And plenty of masons drink
If you truly want to make a change for good you should listen to the Word of God. Jesus has written a book that offers a new life.
Please watch Pastor Kevin LA Ewing's teaching on Freemasonry on his UA-cam channel.
Can you be a freemason if you've been to jail?
Click here for information about membership and on how to join . pagrandlodge.org/join/
@Heartless Generally, no. However, there can be some extenuating circumstances, such as if just did something stupid as a kid AND have lead a good life since. It is UNLIKELY your application would be successful, though. You'd need to apply to your local Lodge and tell them all the circumstances. It's then up to them to decide if you qualify, or if your conviction is of such a magnitude that your application cannot go proceed.
If it can help me be a better what I see being a better man I'm game. Although I'm not religious, I do have religious values. I was in the military and miss having the comradery. Which is why I'm heavily interested
Great video brethren!
What are the benefits?
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