Frank W. Thompson Lodge, A.F. & A.M.
Our Mission
Our Mission is to make good men better by providing a place where like-minded men of good character can gather together in social harmony. Through the framework of Masonic principles, which are rooted in the belief that it is the responsibility of each man to improve himself, we practice the most excellent tenets of Freemasonry: Brotherly Love, Relief & Truth. Applying these principles in our daily lives, we strive to be better spouses, parents and family members. We are particularly committed to protecting the well-being of our Brothers and their families, especially when they are in need.
We attempt to live our lives based on honor and integrity; we value honesty in all our dealings, compassion for the suffering, trust in our companions and in our Creator. Our continuous pursuit of knowledge and morality brings more meaning to our lives. We recognize and embrace that each person possesses cultural, religious, social and educational differences. We seek to find the common ground of how to best work and to best agree.
As Masons, we lead by example, never sitting down contented while there is need in our Masonic or local community whether working on local boards or through various Masonic philanthropies, employing the working tools of Masonry to square our actions and to work on the level. We seek to make a difference in our communities through charitable giving, community service, and volunteerism.
As Masons we value the liberties outlined in the U.S. Constitution and continually promote freedom of speech and expression, freedom to worship a Supreme Being each to his own understanding, and other important liberties. We believe it is our duty to serve as active citizens who exercise all of our liberties within due and proper bounds.
We attempt to live our lives based on honor and integrity; we value honesty in all our dealings, compassion for the suffering, trust in our companions and in our Creator. Our continuous pursuit of knowledge and morality brings more meaning to our lives. We recognize and embrace that each person possesses cultural, religious, social and educational differences. We seek to find the common ground of how to best work and to best agree.
As Masons, we lead by example, never sitting down contented while there is need in our Masonic or local community whether working on local boards or through various Masonic philanthropies, employing the working tools of Masonry to square our actions and to work on the level. We seek to make a difference in our communities through charitable giving, community service, and volunteerism.
As Masons we value the liberties outlined in the U.S. Constitution and continually promote freedom of speech and expression, freedom to worship a Supreme Being each to his own understanding, and other important liberties. We believe it is our duty to serve as active citizens who exercise all of our liberties within due and proper bounds.
