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June 18, 2024

A new petition was read for the first time. Brothers Dave Hanson, Brian Sohl, and Dan Schulp were appointed to the examining committee.
We received a picture of Mike Ingelbritson for our WM wall.
The deadline for Grand Lodge has been extended to May 29. The business meeting starts Friday at 9:00 AM, June 20.
WB Brian Sohl will deliver meals on wheels.
We received a fire extinguisher from Premier Bank.
After the degree work, Brothers welcomed our new Brother, Cole Fitch, to our Lodge.
Brother Joe West gave an education program that pertained to the Entered Apprentice.


New Entered Apprentice

Our new Entered Apprentice, Cole Fitch, shaking hands with his grandfather, Brother Bob Fitch, following the EA Degree work.


Awards Banquet 2024


Ditch Walkers

Thank-you, Greg Westra, Tracy Homandberg, Galen Jansen, Tom Lewis, Dave Hansen, Brian Sohl, Randy Porter, Dan Schlup, and Duane Van Noort.


Not Just a Man. A Mason.

 

How Do I Join?

Freemasonry is available to men of good character who believe in a Supreme Being. We are closed to avowed atheists and agnostics. There are no restrictions relating to race, creed, or religion.
To begin, contact a Mason by telephone, by e-mail, or in person. He will be happy to answer your questions, or refer you to someone who can.
If you decide that Masonry is right for you, the next step is to request a Petition for Degrees of Masonry, which will ask for some basic information, such as your name, age, occupation, and place of residence.
Your sponsor will present your petition to the Lodge, which will consider your request. When your petition is accepted, you will face a three-step initiation. Each step opens doors to new knowledge and deeper understanding.
These initiation rites are solemn and wholesome, intended to convey basic moral truths and principles of morality that are accepted by good men everywhere: the Golden Rule, tolerance, gratitude to the Almighty for His many blessings, love of and respect for one’s family, charity towards all men, and patriotism. Upon taking part in the the first step, called the Entered Apprentice degree, you will advance to the second degree, known as the Fellowcraft, and, ultimately, raised to the Master Mason degree.