Tag: Guidance
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This Week In Masonry
The WM announces the website update with event photos, thanks for the successful youth camp and Masonic picnic, and welcomes a new member. It also details upcoming events and meetings, and ends with a quote. The WM reflects a strong sense of community and fellowship, promoting unity and participation in lodge activities. Read more
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Message from the Master
Charles expresses deep gratitude to his Lodge brethren as he steps down as Master after three impactful years. He acknowledges the support received and highlights various initiatives, including charitable partnerships and commemorations. He cherishes presenting his father with a 50th year pin and ends with gratitude for a unique Past Master gift. Read more
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Royal Arch Chapter Hiram No. 45
The Grand Lodge and other Masonic bodies in Virginia have cancelled events through April. Members are encouraged to pray, stay informed from trustworthy sources, and offer support while staying safe. The online Leadership Correspondence Course will still be offered. Everyone is urged to take necessary precautions and remain resilient during this time. Read more
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Shenandoah Valley Chapter of DeMolay
A growing DeMolay chapter in the Shenandoah Valley seeks advisors to guide young men in their journey. They meet twice a month and need both young members and mentors. Contact Brother Bob Nickols for more information. Read more
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Thanksgiving Proclamation
In 1789, George Washington recommended a day of thanksgiving and prayer for the people of the United States. He urged the nation to acknowledge and be thankful for the blessings and protection from God, and to seek forgiveness for their transgressions. The proclamation emphasized gratitude, humility, and the pursuit of peace and prosperity. Read more
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Masonic Youth Organizations
The Shenandoah Valley Chapter of the DeMolay has initiated two new Brothers, bringing their membership to seven. To become a true Chapter, they need six more members. They are seeking young men who can benefit from the fraternity’s teachings and donations of old ties. For more information, contact Brother Bob Nickols. Read more
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Masonic Youth Organizations
The Shenandoah Valley Chapter of the DeMolay attended their first joint event in Manassas, Virginia, at the Fall Fest. The young men enjoyed the event and danced with the Rainbow Girls. Donations of old ties are welcomed for the boys. Those interested in the fraternity’s lessons can contact Brother Bob Nickols for more information. Read more
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Masonic Youth Organizations
The Shenandoah Valley Chapter of the DeMolay is flourishing, with plans to attend a Fall Festival and a dance with the Job’s Daughters. They’re seeking donations of old ties and new members to benefit from the fraternity’s lessons. For more information, contact Brother Bob Nickols at the provided phone number or email. Read more
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Masonic Youth Organizations
The Shenandoah Valley Chapter of the DeMolay is experiencing growth, recently welcoming two new members. Those who can benefit from the fraternity’s teachings are encouraged to join. For more information, contact Brother Bob Nickols at the provided contact details. Read more
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Masonic Youth Organizations
The Shenandoah Valley DeMolay Club holds meetings on the second and fourth Tuesdays, aiming to grow from its five members. They express gratitude for financial support and seek to attract more young men to benefit from the fraternity’s teachings. Contact Brother Bob Nickols for details. Read more
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Message from the Order of the Eastern Star
In the February Star Light News, the Worthy Matron, shares updates from the Order of the Eastern Star. The newsletter pays tribute to Sister Freda Downey, emphasizes members’ dedication during winter, and announces upcoming events, including a memorial, school of instruction, and officer installation. OES extends warm wishes and invites members to a dinner. Read more
Unity Lodge No. 146 