Springfield Masonic Center

What makes a Freemason?

It’s not about being extraordinary. It’s about living by extraordinary values.

Freemasons are ordinary men who strive to be better husbands, fathers, friends, neighbors and leaders. We believe in integrity, brotherhood, service and helping make our communities stronger.

Because being a Mason isn’t just about who you are. It’s about the man you choose to become.

Learn more at freemason.com.

From humble beginnings to a global leader in medicine, the Mayo family left a lasting mark on the world.

Dr. William W. Mayo, a member of Rochester Lodge No. 21, and his sons helped establish what would become the Mayo Clinic. Dr. Mayo’s commitment to Masonic values, including service to others and the community, helped shape the family’s approach to medicine.

Today, the Mayo Clinic and Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research are internationally recognized for excellence in medical care, education, and research.

A legacy of service that continues to make a difference.

Today’s Monday Mason is Brother Brian Young from Stonecutter Lodge No. 802. Bro. Young is a Restaurateur, Husband, Father and Proud Freemason.

How has your family benefited from your involvement in the Masonic fraternity?

Before I petitioned Stonecutter Lodge No. 802, hard work had stopped being a virtue and had become my vice. As a chef and butcher, I was hyper-focused on my career, and I told myself the long hours were for my family. In reality I was coming home too tired and too irritable to be a loving husband, a present and patient father, or even a reliable friend. Freemasonry gave me the working tools to actually examine my relationship to work. It taught me to divide my time on purpose - for work, for family, and for actual rest; instead of letting work take it all. I made a huge change. I’m more intentional now, and the difference at home is real. I’m calmer, I listen better, and I show up. My wife and kids would tell you the same, and they’d also tell you that becoming a Mason is one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. Freemasonry isn’t magic, it didn’t give me more hours in the day; but it did teach me how to use the ones I have.

Great price for the space! Celebrate your special day with us! Our gorgeous neo-classical ballroom is wonderful for your next event!
Call us as spaces fill up quick!
Phone: 937-323-5911
125 West High Street Springfield, Ohio 45502
Downtown Springfield.
(Not the elderly community on National Road)
Great location with a hotel, food and other amenities in the heart of downtown Springfield, Ohio.
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All Event Center! Downtown Springfield, Ohio.
Pictured: 5th floor Theater room. Sits over 1,000 people.
Call and inquire today! We have spaces small to large but spaces are limited.
Phone: 937-323-5911
Address: 125 West High Street 45502
Located downtown in between Grandpa Joe's Candy shop and the Union Club.

What an incredible few months it has been for Freemasonry in Ohio!

From May through July, Most Worshipful Brother Shawn Johnson hosted his Grand Master’s One Day Classes at eight locations across the state. Brothers gathered in Canton, Dayton, Berea, Chillicothe, Tiffin, Gallipolis, Cambridge, and Columbus to welcome men who were ready to take their first steps into our fraternity.

By the end of the summer, more than 800 men had become Master Masons through these One Day Classes.

That is something worth celebrating.

Read More: https://www.freemason.com/welcoming-more-than-800-new-brothers-to-ohio-freemasonry