Category: Updates
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Royal Arch Chapter Hiram No. 45
High Priest R.E. Dennis M. Haas extends holiday greetings and invites companions to the Christmas Observance on December 7th. Quoting the Gospel of Matthew, he shares the Christmas Story and a prayer. The event includes a meal and a discussion on the duty of the Grand Master of the First Veil. Read more
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From the Apartment of the Commander
Luray Commandery No. 19 emphasizes support for the Christian faith and community, with mention of the upcoming Christmas Observance Program. It also reminds members of their annual dues and encourages active participation in events. The newsletter extends a warm invitation to all members, emphasizing the importance of fellowship and support within the community. Read more
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Masonic Community Blood Program
140 units have been collected, which accounts for 126.13% of the total membership strength. Read more
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Custom Bobblehead
Worshipful Master Charles Taggart was honored with a custom bobblehead as he departed from the East. Read more
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Ham And Turkey Cook
A barbecue event, “So Mote It Beef BBQ”, will be held on November 13 & 20, 2021 by the 5th Masonic District. Hams are priced at $40.00, with proceeds benefiting the Alzheimer’s Association. Orders must be prepaid and submitted by November 12 & 19, 2021 to a local Mason or via email. Read more
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Masonic Community Blood Program
80 units have been collected, which accounts for 72.08% of the total membership strength. Read more
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Happy Halloween
Freemasonry carving into Jack-O’-Lantern Halloween pumpkin Read more
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Happy Halloween
Happy Halloween Read more
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Masonic Community Blood Program
20 units have been collected, which accounts for an unknown percent of the total membership strength. Read more
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Masonic Community Blood Program
300 units have been collected, which accounts for 240% of the total membership strength. Read more
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Masonic Community Blood Program
280 units have been collected, which accounts for 224% of the total membership strength. Read more
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To Win Big, Think Small
The article “To Win Big, Think Small” by WB Christopher Hathaway emphasizes the value of setting achievable goals and focusing on small wins to achieve success. Whether in Freemasonry, financial management, or personal growth, the author advocates for breaking down big objectives into manageable tasks and paying attention to details. Read more
Unity Lodge No. 146 