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| York
Rite Freemasonry |
| The York Rite of
Freemasonry has been practiced in the United States since 1773 and
consists of The Royal Arch Chapter, The Cryptic Council, and the Commandery of Knights Templar. The teachings of the York Rite
encompass all the ideas and tenets of Freemasonry, and although their
degrees and orders carry no numbers, they are the compliment to the
Scottish Rite. The degrees and orders of the York Rite will complete
the circle of perfection in ancient craft Masonry and will assist men in
their quest of brotherly love, relief and truth. |
| DeMolay |
| The Order of DeMolay is
for boys 13 to 21 years of age. They do not need to be Masonically
related, but must be Masonically sponsored and of good moral fiber.
DeMolay teaches dedication to God, country and family. It teaches
spiritual values, service to others, leadership and cooperation in work
and play. DeMolays learn these values through athletics, community
service projects, ritualistic work, bulletin publication and preparation
of activity reports. Membership is evidence of good association and
good training - - of real value in the outside world. |
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Rainbow for Girls
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| The International Order of
the Rainbow for Girls is an organization for girls from 11 to 20 years of
age. Masonic relationship is not required. Rainbow for Girls
stands for belief in the Supreme Being, dignity of character, effective
leadership, church membership, patriotism, cooperation with equals, love
of home and service to others. Rainbow Girls wear dresses in varying
pastel colors and shades. |
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Job's Daughters
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| The International Order of
Job's Daughters is an organization for girls from 11 to 20 years of age,
who are related to a Master Mason or are the daughter of a Majority Member
of the I.O.J.D. The object of this order is to band together girls
of Masonic relationship for the purpose of character formation through
moral and spiritual development by teaching leadership skills, greater
reverence for God and the Holy Scriptures, loyalty to our flag and the
country and a deeper respect for parents, the family and adults.
Job's daughters wear white robes, fashioned after the classical Greek
style. |
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Shrine of North
America
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| The Shriner have built
twenty two children's hospitals which include five burn institutes
throughout North America. These facilities were built, staffed and
maintained without any government assistance. Even more incredible,
no child has ever been charged for any treatment at a Shriner's
hospital! That's because the Shriners and their friends pay for it
all with dues, endowments, wills, gifts and fundraising activities such as
the East-West Shrine Football Game. At the Shriner's Hospitals, more
than 725,000 children have been restored to a near normal life.
Because of this great work, the Shriners have earned the proud title of
"the world's greatest philanthropy." |
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