Walter Johnson Jr. Masonic Lodge joined Brothers and Sisters from across the jurisdiction to celebrate Prince Hall Day 2025 under the leadership of MWGM Gus Harris, 33°, at Friendship Missionary Baptist Church in Vero Beach, FL. This special day honored the legacy of Prince Hall and the unity of the Masonic family.

Members of Walter Johnson Jr. Masonic Lodge No. 765 of Indiantown proudly took part in the Outrun Hunger 5K in Fort Pierce on September 20th. Supporting the Treasure Coast Food Bank, this event was more than a run—it was a chance to connect with the community, promote unity, and take real steps toward fighting hunger on the Treasure Coast.

In a world driven by the pursuit of success, wealth, and personal gain, it’s easy to forget that the greatest gift we can give to others — and to ourselves — is the simple act of service. Service is often viewed as a sacrifice, but in reality, it is one of the most profound ways to impact the world around us.

Freemasonry, an ancient fraternal organization, has long been involved in promoting values such as equality, justice, and brotherhood. Although Freemasonry is not typically associated with political movements, its influence on the Civil Rights Movement in the United States during the mid-20th century was profound.

When most people think about Freemasonry, they imagine secret handshakes, ancient rituals, and a tight-knit brotherhood. But there’s one thing many people don't expect to hear: Freemasonry can help you get rich.

It all begins with an idea.