For centuries, millions of men of every race, creed and political persuasion, throughout the world have found in the Symbolic Lodges of Freemasonry the light to guide their search for answers to eternal questions:   What is the meaning of life?   The nature of God and Man?  Freemasonry is a system of morality, veiled in allegory, illustrated by symbols.  Not a religion but religious in character, it is a philosophy of ethical conduct which imparts moral and social virtues and fosters brotherly love.  Its tenets have endured since man turned the first pages of civilization.  They embody the understanding by which man can transcend ordinary experience and build a "house not made with hands" in harmony with The Great Architect of the Universe.  Yet Freemasonry can never conflict with a man's relationship to God or fellow man.  Every Mason stands equal among his brothers, regardless of walk of life.  The purpose of the Ancient Craft of Freemasonry is to unfold a message where "Truth abides in fullness" invoking greater understanding of the inward life and a spirit of fellowship in which every Mason can also lead a better outward life.

El Paso 13 meets in the Masonic Center the second and fourth Friday of every month except in July and August.