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Truth Short Talk Bulletin – Aug. 1932 Masonic Service Association of North America It is an odd fact that Freemasonry’s direct teaching in regard to Truth is less important than her indirect teaching. In the entered Apprentice’s Lecture we learn of Truth as “the foundation of every virtue. To be good Men and True is…
The Grand Lodge of Texas is located at 715 Columbus Avenue, Waco, Texas and is the sole governing body of all regular Masonic Lodges in the state. Learn more from their website. . . United States
The Scottish Rite is one of the appendant bodies of Freemasonry that a Master Mason may join for further exposure to the principles of Freemasonry. Learn more about the organization and this magnificent building in Washington D.C. http://scottishrite.org/headquarters/about-the-temple/
Gray Lodge has been invited by the Sugarland Skeeters to set up a booth at their stadium for their December 8th Winterfest. http://www.sugarlandskeeters.com/ We will have a 10×20 space in which to sell Christmas trees, our bikes and whatever else we like. It should be fun! We need volunteers to help – sign on by…
(Brother Wally Rowles is on the right above) Right Worshipful Sanchez received the below correspondence from Brother Rowles. Some may remember that he gave an excellent Table Lodge lecture for Gray a few years back. We wish him God speed in his recovery and our sincere wishes to see him again soon —————– From: Wally Rowles…
This degree was very well attended with 30 members and visitors present. Congratulations to the new member@ It was our great pleasure to host a visitor from Serbia and his daughter. He is a member of Brother Kleber’s plural lodge.
We are happy to announce that the new Gray Lodge website is now operational. Here are some of the improvements: For all Facebook users: Facebook box on the Gray329 main page featuring likes and subscribers Postings on Gray329 can be duplicated on our Facebook page with just a click For our guests: Improved general information…
Founded in 1870, we are the 2nd oldest Masonic Lodge in Houston.
We’re off to a great start. The retreat was both a lodge planning success & a whole lot of fun.
The Sunday before Memorial Day, friends, family and brothers gathered at Veterans Memorial Cemetery to help place flags on the graves of our passed heroes.