Search results

I will be training to become an independent freight agent, I wouldn't mind getting to know some brothers who may be in the freight industry as well as manufacturing/warehousing. Looking to be an asset to your business.

I've always wanted to go to Grand Lodge, sometime in December I believe?

I visited all local lodges as soon as I was eligible to visit, it was a great experience and all brothers were very welcoming and kind. Highly recommended!

That's a great questions, which reminds me to apply my Masonic principles to my everyday life. As hard as it may be sometimes..

I remember learning my proficiency for each degree... I miss those days. I wish I had more time to learn and teach new Masons. Prior to a degree, I like to tell candidates to "listen well"

So what is the best way to assure acceptance at the new lodge and what are the fees associated with the membership transfer? Thanks!

Hello brethren, It has been a long time since I logged on here, took me at least 3 attempts to recover my password! I have a question, I would like to look into dropping my current membership at my mother lodge and switching to a lodge closer to my current place of residence, what is the...

Texas lodges are very casual when it comes to attire, I usually dress business casual, jeans and a nice shirt will suffice!

Congratulations, it only gets better from here on!

This is the only version I have seen:

Good luck! Remember one thing: LISTEN, LISTEN WELL...

Thank you for your service, welcome home!

I have seen that ring with the Latin saying, it's a beautiful verse and it has a powerful meaning. Congratulations and good luck with the goat brother!

I served as Tiler for the Masonic year 2010- 2011 I don't see myself involved in any officer positions for a while, I've got too much going on!

Outdoor degrees are so much fun, I highly recommend attending one, if you haven't yet!

I was there last year, couldn't make it this year, my little one is sick so we had to stay home to rest!

When I first moved to Texas, the two managers I communicated with are masons. I inquired about the fraternity and they guided me into petitioning. Until our office was shut down about a year after my arrival, we maintained a great work relationship which I truly miss.

It feels quite hostile not to recognize an EA brother as such. But then again, different jurisdictions and regulations. Rest assured, out here in TX you are a brother as soon as you take that obligation and begin working towards the next degree!

Glad to have you. I can relate to your story in the aspect of self creation and discovery, while I never committed any crimes or did anything I wouldn't be proud of in the past (I've never been a trouble maker) I definitely feel that masonry has filled a void in my life. The degrees in masonry...

Inform them as much as you can, but keep in mind that it will be useless to debate or attempt to get them to understand the work of masonry if they oppose it. But who knows? They might just understand and cooperate. Best of luck!