Rockingham Lodge #76
Candia, New Hampshire
Constituent Lodge of the
Grand Lodge
of Free and Accepted Masons of the State of New Hampshire
Regular Stated Meeting: Second Tuesday of the
month except March (3rd Tuesday). 7:30 p.m..
Our Lodge is dark during the months of July and August.
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FAQ
Many people have questions regarding Freemasonry. What is it we do? Is it a cult? Who ARE you people?? Hopefully this page will answer some of your questions- What is Freemasonry?
- What on Earth does THAT mean?
- So, is Freemasonry a religion?
- Why do you exist?
- I heard you are a secret society, bent on ruling the world!
- How do I become a Freemason?
Freemasonry is a global, religious fraternity.
It is a Fraternity, but one of the membership requirements is that you believe in [one] God.
No it is not. Members are simply encouraged to persue their faith in God.
Freemasonry is a charitable organization. We spend most of our time raising money for those in need. The Shriners are a Masonic organization.
No. Our business meetings are closed to the general public. Most fraternities operate this way.
To be one, ask one.