Txmason32
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When I read the below, I though wow that could have been said today , not back when there were 240k masons in Texas lol so so true .
" we must never feel that we have accomplished anything in our lodges by adding to our roll of members unless we have created in each of them a desire to be of service. Numbers alone have never made our fraternity great. That which has marked us for some measure of public approval is that we somehow instill into our membership an evidence of improvement. Our continued success will depend upon the progress we make In stimulating our members to further improvement in their daily life and conduct. It is tremendously important to the fraternity that we succeed to the point where when one is said to be a Mason, all will know that there is a good man."
GM J.McL. Marshall of Quebec 1958
" we must never feel that we have accomplished anything in our lodges by adding to our roll of members unless we have created in each of them a desire to be of service. Numbers alone have never made our fraternity great. That which has marked us for some measure of public approval is that we somehow instill into our membership an evidence of improvement. Our continued success will depend upon the progress we make In stimulating our members to further improvement in their daily life and conduct. It is tremendously important to the fraternity that we succeed to the point where when one is said to be a Mason, all will know that there is a good man."
GM J.McL. Marshall of Quebec 1958