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How did u all become freemasons?
My path to Freemasonry went through war first. I first became interested in Freemasonry while I was getting ready to deploy to Iraq. I spent the entire tour reading up on Freemasonry and decided that I would join when I got home. One day, I went to the Grand Lodge and he told me there was a...- KSigMason
- Post #24
- Forum: Share Your Journey
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Hello from Barre, Vermont
Greetings and congratulations on your recent Raising!!- KSigMason
- Post #3
- Forum: Fraternal Greetings
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Greetings from Tahlequah, Oklahoma! Cherokee Lodge
Re: Greetings from Tahlequah, Oklahoma! Cherokee L Greetings and welcome aboard.- KSigMason
- Post #7
- Forum: Fraternal Greetings
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Fraternal Greetings from the UK
Welcome and greetings from Idaho.- KSigMason
- Post #7
- Forum: Fraternal Greetings
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Greetings from southern Maine. I'm a MM from St. J
Re: Greetings from southern Maine. I'm a MM from S Greetings and welcome from Idaho!- KSigMason
- Post #7
- Forum: Fraternal Greetings
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Table Lodges in C&C?
We do Table Councils in Idaho...as Grand Chaplain I've asked all the Councils to hold a Table Council to honor the Widows of fallen Companions.- KSigMason
- Post #4
- Forum: The York Rite
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Greetings!!!
Greetings and welcome. Good luck on your journey. I am Christian and have found nothing that compromises my faith.- KSigMason
- Post #3
- Forum: Fraternal Greetings
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York Rite or Scottish Rite or both?
I waited 2-years after being Raised before joining another group. I first joined the York Rite as I was fascinated by the Royal Arch and how it completes the story of Craft Masonry. I was also interested in joining the Templars as I was a Christian. I would later gain a great deal of admiration...- KSigMason
- Post #3
- Forum: General Freemasonry Discussion
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Scottish Rite vs. York Rite
Look at it like college: York Rite is a history major, Scottish Rite is a philosophy major, and the Shriners are the Greek frats. :D EDIT: I waited 2-years before I branched out. I first went to the York Rite (and several of its appendant bodies), Eastern Star, and then the Scottish Rite.- KSigMason
- Post #14
- Forum: Becoming a Prince Hall Freemason
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