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Message from SGC Peter J. Samiec re Grand Almoner's Fund relief for those in crisis due to Hurricane Ida. My Brothers, In the aftermath of the destruction caused by Hurricane Ida, several of our Northern Masonic Jurisdiction states along the Atlantic coast have experienced significant flooding, property damage, and a growing number of fatalities. Our Grand Almoner's Fund has the available resources to help our members that are in desperate need of assistance during these difficult times. If you know of Blue Lodge or Scottish Rite members that have been affected in your state, please contact your valley or COD secretary and they will coordinate these requests with the state Deputy. Immediate emergencies will be expedited to quickly get this much needed assistance into the hands of our members. Find your state contacts here -> https://scottishritenmj.org/valleys Our continued prayers go out to all those affected by Hurricane Ida. Sincerely & Fraternally, Peter J. Samiec, 33° Sovereign Grand Commander Northern Masonic Jurisdiction 
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Kick Off Dinner
Tuesday, September 7, 2021 200A Main St., Nashua Brothers, Come to dinner, Tuesday, Sept 7th, as the Valley of Nashua & New Hampshire Consistory has scheduled its annual Kickoff dinner for the Fall degree rehearsals and reunions. Are you interested to be in an upcoming degree - speaking part or not? To be a greeter at a Reunion? To be part of the wardrobe or makeup staff, or the stage crew? Join us Tuesday to learn more about how you can be involved. Date: Tues., September 7th Social: 5:30pm Dinner: 6:30 pm Time: 7:30 pm Upcoming Fall Reunions Tues., October 26th ~ Nashua Masonic Temple ~ 4° & 15° Sat., November 6th ~ Exeter High School ~ 4°, 7°, 18°, 21°, & 32° Email your RSVP to admin@nhconsistory.com or call the office at 603-882-4931. Yesterday in Cleveland (8/31/2021), these two Brothers from the Valley of Nashua were selected to receive the 33° in Louisville, KY! Robert S Bean III and David W Smith   Supreme Council 2021 is almost here! In the next few days, New Hampshire will have 50+ members traveling to Cleveland to bestow the 33° on these (6) well deserving Brothers. Ill Scott R. Borthwick, 32° (Valley of Concord) Ill Kenneth E. Davis, 32° MSA (Valley of Concord) Ill Daniel R. Hotchkiss, 32° (Valley of Concord) Ill Roderick M. MacDonald, 32° (Valley of Portsmouth-Dover) Ill Roland N. Petersen, 32° (Valley of Nashua) Ill David A. Rich, 32° MSA (Valley of Lancaster-Littleton) We extend our safe wishes to all who are traveling by bus, planes, and cars a safe trip to Cleveland and then of course on the return trip back to New Hampshire!  Congratulations to these NH Scottish Rite Brothers who were installed as NH Order of the Eastern Star Grand Officers in Concord, NH (8-21-2021). Stephen K Bahsler, 33° MSA - Grand Treasurer (Valley of Nashua) John H Moore, 32° - Grand Warder (Valley of Concord) David R Walters, 32° - Grand Trustee (Valley of Nashua) Dennis A Tuttle Jr., 32° - Grand Sentinel (Valley of Concord)  Have you marked your Veteran's Status in Journey365?
1. Go to https://scottishritenmj.org and select Member Center from the menu bar. 2. Sign in with your Member number found on your dues card. 3. Add your Military Service to your profile. If you don't have a Journey365 account yet, it's easy to sign up. Just follow the steps from the Member Center. If you have questions, please call the Office at 603-882-4931. While in your profile, check to make sure we have all of your correct contact information, especially your email address. At this time, an email is the most cost-effective way to make sure you stay connected. Grand Lodge, Free & Accepted Masons of Ohio via LinkedIn On August 5, 1884, the cornerstone of the pedestal of the Statue of “Liberty Enlightening the World” was laid by William A. Brodie, Grand Master of Masons in the State of New York. Of all the cornerstones laid with ceremony by Masons the world over, this remains one of the most famous, impressive, and inspirational. In our new article, we journey back to the 19th century to relive this moment. We review the story that led our brethren to the ceremony of that historic day, held alongside international dignitaries, military officers, and distinguished citizens. We hope you enjoy and share with your brethren: #OhioFreemasonry #Freemasonry #StatueofLiberty https://bit.ly/3fvHihu  32nd Degree Scottish Rite Freemasonry, NMJ ... On August 5, 1813, the Supreme Council, 33°, in Charleston, issued the proclamation and charter granting sovereignty to the “Grand and Supreme Council of the Most Puissant Sovereigns, Grand Inspectors General of the 33° for the Northern District and Jurisdiction of the United States of America.” After two centuries of service, we feel like our work is just getting started. Thank you to all our brethren who continue to be active in our communities and support the hard work of the Scottish Rite, Northern Masonic Jurisdiction. We invite you to celebrate our anniversary by journeying back through history and learning about our origins and the amazing story that has unfolded since that August day in 1813. https://srnmj.us/our-history  Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, NMJ On this day in 1753, George Washington was raised a Master Mason at the Masonic Lodge at Fredericksburg, Virginia when he was 21 years old. Brother Washington, through his many courageous acts of leadership, remains an inspiration to us nearly three centuries later. Learn more about this inspirational and historic Freemason: https://lnkd.in/d62FQYWE  Freemasonry’s legacy can be seen all around us – and not just through our monuments and lodge buildings. In this article we explore the history of three common sayings that are derived from our fraternity.  |
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