Tag: Degree Team
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Excellent Master Mason Degree
Congratulations to Brother Cameron and the degree team for an excellent Master Mason Degree ceremony. Special recognition to Brother Roland for his outstanding performance in the East tonight. Read more
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New Members of Unity Lodge
The Unity Lodge recently raised Brothers Cole Haase and Mark Butler to the Master Mason degree, expressing gratitude to assisting brothers and seeking more participation in lodge degree practices. Additionally, the fraternity initiated Brothers George Money and Ed Broome, planning their Fellowcraft Degree for Wednesday the 21st. Read more
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Events
The lodge has several events scheduled, including a dinner and a stated communication on October 26. Additionally, the Unity Degree Team will conduct an Entered Apprentice Degree or Ritual Rehearsal on October 16, and a Master Mason Degree or Ritual Rehearsal on October 23. Read more
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Events
In September, the lodge has several events including a dinner and stated communication on the 4th, an Adopt-A-Highway clean-up on the 14th, a Unity Degree Team ritual rehearsal and Masonic education on the 18th, and a Bring-A-Friend Annual Picnic on the 21st. Ritual rehearsals and Masonic education continue on the 25th and 28th. Read more
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Master’s Message
The Brethren of Unity Lodge No.146 A.F.&A.M. have achieved progress in various Masonic activities. April promises to be eventful with the Grand Master’s visit, a community awards presentation, Men’s Health talk, and a Table Lodge with a distinguished guest speaker. The Lodge also plans a highway clean-up, degree conferment, and blood drive. Read more
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November 2006 Trestle Board
In October, Unity Lodge held a successful Stated Communication, honoring long-time members and electing new candidates for upcoming Degrees. The lodge will also attend the Grand Lodge’s Annual Communication and hold various meetings and events throughout the month. Worshipful Neil and Brother Larry were thanked for their work in cleaning the kitchen. Read more
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With Points and Without Heeltaps
In Virginia, Masonic meetings were initially focused on rituals and finances, neglecting the social aspect. Introducing social gatherings transformed the lodge, attracting more members and fostering a sense of community. The success led to expansion and visits from sister lodges. The writer advocates for prioritizing the social feature to invigorate Freemasonry. Read more
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