District No.7

Ancient Free & Accepted Masons

of the Grand Lodge of Missouri U.S.A.

District 7 Masonic Contacts

District Deputy Grand Master, RWB Dennis Vogel DDGM

District Deputy Grand Lecturer, RWB  Larry Crawford DDGL 

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Masonic Family UPCOMING EVENTS

 

 7th Masonic District School of Instruction Dates and Locations Schedule

Mar 28            Savannah Lodge                Dinner 6pm Warden/Master Class 7 pm                    Savannah, Lincoln, Cosby, Oregon

 

 


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St. Joseph Valley  SCOTTISH RITE WEBSITE (http://www.scottishrite-stjo.org)

Moila Shrine WEBSITE (http://www.moila.org)

Freemasonry, the oldest,
largest and most widely known
fraternity in the world

Most everyone everywhere in all of free society has a family member who is a Freemason.  Freemasonry is a universal society of friends and brothers who seek to become better men through association with one another and their families.  Based on the father-hood of God and brotherhood of man, it uses builder's tools as symbols to teach basic moral truths that impress upon its members its unique process of building better men to live on this planet, and by urging the practice of charitable relief for those who may be in need, and morality and good citizenship in every community.

What's Happening
At The Moila Shrine Center
In St. Joseph Missouri USA


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Why Do We Practice Our Ritual

At the opening of a lodge, the Master uses the following words from Psalm 133 verses 1 through 3, “Behold, How good and how pleasant it is for Brethren to dwell together in unity.  It is like the precious ointment upon the head, which ran down upon the beard, even Aaron’s beard that went down to the skirts of his garments.  As the dew of Hermon, and as the dew that descended upon the mountains Zion, for there the Lord commanded the blessing even life for evermore.”  This is an anointing and blessing.  It is an expression of the priesthood of all believers in harmonious unity.  If we apply that anointing to our Fraternity we have a duty, not only to our candidates and ourselves but to our Deity to impart on the minds of all Freemasons the great moral lessons contained within our ritual.  We learn those lessons and imbed them deep within ourselves by learning our ritual as close to perfect as possible...

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RWB Douglas H. Reece is currently the District Deputy Lecturer of the 7th Masonic District of Missouri.  Attend Study Club!

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Study Club Times

How Do You become a Mason?

ARE YOU INTERESTED IN BECOMING A MASON? ARE YOU 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER?

DO YOU LIVE IN THE STATE OF MISSOURI?

If you answered YES! to these three questions, then click on the CONTACT FORM LINK below and take a couple of minutes and fill out the questionnaire.  It will send an e-mail to the webmaster, who will in turn put you in touch with a Missouri Mason who can answer any questions you may have and can set you up with a petition to become a member should you desire to join.

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Young Men Ages 10 To 21 Should Consider
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Since 2/16/06 how many have visited our web site!

To make additions or corrections on this website contact the District 7 webmaster. ILL. Billy Ray Smith is the District 7 web-master. Brother BR is a member of Savannah Lodge 71, St. Joseph Valley of the Scottish Rite, All Area York Rites Chapters and was the 2005 Potentate of the Moila Shrine Center in St. Joseph, Mo. Brother Billy was also named the 2005 Mason of the Year from the Missouri State Demolay.