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2024 Scholarship Recipients
Hannah V - Durham
Lauren V - Durham
Ryan C - Boscawen
Abigail D - Deerfield
Anna G - Nottingham
Ella Z - Stratham
Kiersten A - Groveton
Zoey M - Hudson
Shea C - Berlin
Calvin P - Derry
Alexander W - Brentwood
Frank B - Hampton
Alexandra E - Northwood
Lauren V - Durham
Ryan C - Boscawen
Abigail D - Deerfield
Anna G - Nottingham
Ella Z - Stratham
Kiersten A - Groveton
Zoey M - Hudson
Shea C - Berlin
Calvin P - Derry
Alexander W - Brentwood
Frank B - Hampton
Alexandra E - Northwood
Some recipients are pictured below during the awards ceremony on May 28, 2024.
Please join the Valley of Lancaster-Littleton for their upcoming reunion to be held June 21, 2024 from 6:00pm to 9:00pm at 25 Main St., Lancaster.
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5th Degree, "Perfect Master" (Live) and 21 Degree, "Patriarch Noachite" (Video). Pizza supper at 6:00pm.
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Reservations to [email protected]
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5th Degree, "Perfect Master" (Live) and 21 Degree, "Patriarch Noachite" (Video). Pizza supper at 6:00pm.
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Reservations to [email protected]
~ Supreme council invites you ~
Please join us on Tuesday, June 18th at 7pm ET for our next Supreme Council Leadership Webinar as we have some exciting updates to share with you.
To add this event to your calendar, please click here.
Kicking things off that evening, Bro. Bob Kefalas, 32°, (Valley of Boston) from Member Services & Programs will update us on recruitment, retention, and restoration efforts underway in the NMJ and more. Our newly announced Director of Charities, Bridget Steele, will be joining us for some Q&A to learn a bit more on her team's vision for Scottish Rite Charities. We also will be welcoming the Chairman of our State of the Rite/Strategic Planning Committee, Ill. David E. Barnes, 33°, to describe a bit about the role of this committee and a progress update on the strategic plan for the NMJ.
Mark your calendars, and join us on Tuesday, June 18, 2024, at 7 pm ET for an interactive and informative evening. These webinars are open to ALL Scottish Rite leaders.
To add this event to your calendar, please click here.
Kicking things off that evening, Bro. Bob Kefalas, 32°, (Valley of Boston) from Member Services & Programs will update us on recruitment, retention, and restoration efforts underway in the NMJ and more. Our newly announced Director of Charities, Bridget Steele, will be joining us for some Q&A to learn a bit more on her team's vision for Scottish Rite Charities. We also will be welcoming the Chairman of our State of the Rite/Strategic Planning Committee, Ill. David E. Barnes, 33°, to describe a bit about the role of this committee and a progress update on the strategic plan for the NMJ.
Mark your calendars, and join us on Tuesday, June 18, 2024, at 7 pm ET for an interactive and informative evening. These webinars are open to ALL Scottish Rite leaders.
2024 Annual Meeting
The 101st Annual Convocation of the New Hampshire Council of Deliberation will be held on Saturday, June 1, 2024, at the Colonial Theater, 95 Main Street, Keene, NH.
Attire: Attire for the Brethren is a business suit with regalia. Active and Honorary Members of the Supreme Council should wear black tux with regalia. Ladies' attire is formal.
Agenda:
As your attendance is important, please RSVP by clicking on this link. Thank you.
Meeting Room: The meeting will be held in the “Showroom Venue” of the Colonial Theater (20 Commercial St., Keene).
Parking: Public Parking is located directly behind St George Church and is adjacent to the Showroom Venue.
Luncheon: A catered lunch by Tempesta’s Catering will be held following the meeting at St George Greek Orthodox Church (70 West St., Keene). The Luncheon location is about 200 yards from the Meeting Location. All COD attendees are welcome to join us for this event. Reservations will be required. We look forward to meeting you there.
All reports from Committees and the election of Officers will be acted upon.
Scholarship Recipients will be invited to attend and personally receive their donation checks. Also, a notice of the selection(s) from the Meritorious Service Award Committee shall be brought forth.
Proxy Forms may be requested from the office for any officers unable to attend.
Sincerely and fraternally,
Dennis A Sheridan, 33°, MSA
New Hampshire Council of Deliberation
Attire: Attire for the Brethren is a business suit with regalia. Active and Honorary Members of the Supreme Council should wear black tux with regalia. Ladies' attire is formal.
Agenda:
- 8:30 AM Registration
- 9:30 AM Annual Meeting
- 11:30 AM Patriotic-themed presentation
- 12:00 PM Luncheon at St. George Church (a short walk from the Theater)
As your attendance is important, please RSVP by clicking on this link. Thank you.
Meeting Room: The meeting will be held in the “Showroom Venue” of the Colonial Theater (20 Commercial St., Keene).
Parking: Public Parking is located directly behind St George Church and is adjacent to the Showroom Venue.
Luncheon: A catered lunch by Tempesta’s Catering will be held following the meeting at St George Greek Orthodox Church (70 West St., Keene). The Luncheon location is about 200 yards from the Meeting Location. All COD attendees are welcome to join us for this event. Reservations will be required. We look forward to meeting you there.
All reports from Committees and the election of Officers will be acted upon.
Scholarship Recipients will be invited to attend and personally receive their donation checks. Also, a notice of the selection(s) from the Meritorious Service Award Committee shall be brought forth.
Proxy Forms may be requested from the office for any officers unable to attend.
Sincerely and fraternally,
Dennis A Sheridan, 33°, MSA
New Hampshire Council of Deliberation
Thank you letters
Thank you letters from the center director, students, and parents at the Children's Dyslexia Center - Nashua for the 2023-2024 Academic year to express their gratitude.
https://www.nhscottishrite.org/thankyoumasons.html
https://www.nhscottishrite.org/thankyoumasons.html
The Path Forward Panel Discussion
In 2023, the Scottish Rite, NMJ commissioned the largest study of Freemasonry ever done. We surveyed over 3,000 men across the U.S. to understand:
- The social climate facing U.S. men today
- Awareness and perception of Freemasonry among U.S. men.
- What men of today look for in a fraternity
- The tenets of Freemasonry that matter most to modern men
- and more!
The results of this research are outlined in our newest book, The Path Forward: Empowering the Future of Freemasonry.
May 9, 2024 from 7:00PM to 9:00 PM - We invite you to explore the insights informing the future of Freemasonry and the Scottish Rite, NMJ during a live webinar and Q&A with the book's authors!
The link to join is at https://scottishritenmj.org/path-forward-national-survey-results
- The social climate facing U.S. men today
- Awareness and perception of Freemasonry among U.S. men.
- What men of today look for in a fraternity
- The tenets of Freemasonry that matter most to modern men
- and more!
The results of this research are outlined in our newest book, The Path Forward: Empowering the Future of Freemasonry.
May 9, 2024 from 7:00PM to 9:00 PM - We invite you to explore the insights informing the future of Freemasonry and the Scottish Rite, NMJ during a live webinar and Q&A with the book's authors!
The link to join is at https://scottishritenmj.org/path-forward-national-survey-results
Thursday Night at the right Watch Party
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The final episode of the season Thursday Night at the Right: Thursday, April 25th. Join us online at 8:00 PM to witness the 19°, Brothers of the Trail, presented by the Valley of Buffalo.
*** The Valley of Concord invites you to their Watch Party with a cookout supper at 6:30 PM at 53 Iron Works Rd, Concord. RSVPs to Ed Lewis at [email protected]. ***
Storyline: Along the Oregon Trail in 1840, one pioneer lives up to his sacred obligation to care for his brother.
Philosophy: A Mason's word is good as gold anyplace in the world where a man's word still counts for something.
Core Values Explored: Reverence for God and Integrity.
How to Watch:
1.) Go to TNR.SRNMJ.ORG
2.) Log in
3.) Your seat will be waiting for you!
** PASSPORT CREDIT available ** Take the survey at the end of the broadcast to receive degree credit.
*** The Valley of Concord invites you to their Watch Party with a cookout supper at 6:30 PM at 53 Iron Works Rd, Concord. RSVPs to Ed Lewis at [email protected]. ***
Storyline: Along the Oregon Trail in 1840, one pioneer lives up to his sacred obligation to care for his brother.
Philosophy: A Mason's word is good as gold anyplace in the world where a man's word still counts for something.
Core Values Explored: Reverence for God and Integrity.
How to Watch:
1.) Go to TNR.SRNMJ.ORG
2.) Log in
3.) Your seat will be waiting for you!
** PASSPORT CREDIT available ** Take the survey at the end of the broadcast to receive degree credit.
We hope you're having a great week! Greetings Brothers, welcome to the newest edition of our NH Consistory's newsletter. We're excited to share some of our most recent achievements and updates with you.
Download the Newsletter here!
Download the Newsletter here!
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