Kingston’s Turn in 23 Turn of the Century at Kingston Lodge No. 16 – A Success! By: James E. Bungard Junior Grand Deacon Masonic history comes to us from many different avenues, there is history of the several degrees, history of our beginnings, history of our buildings, history of our events and great undertakings, history […]
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Download the PDF for printing and distribution (click here) New Mexico Freemason October 2023 ∴ Volume 2023 ∴ Issue 7 In this issue: Well Begun & Half Done Grand View is Operational Endowed Membership Funds The Grand Lodge Building Annual Budget Meeting Gallup Masonry Calendar Installations, Please! The Transformative Tools of Freemasonry Jaque’s Closet
Well Begun AND Half Done There is much that has been done, and much still to do. By: Thomas L. Schenk Grand Master of Masons in New Mexico It’s hard to believe that it is already Fall and we are in the middle of October, the Holidays will be here before we know it! October
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Grand View is Operational By: Steve Almager Deputy Grand Master Training and resources are available so it works hard for the Craft. Brethren, I am pleased to say the rollout of Grand View is underway and going smoothly. We have had several trainings sessions. This training sessions has been recorded and are available to everyone
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Endowed Membership Funds Exemplifying the Plumb. By: Robin Justice Senior Grand Warden For the second year in a row, the investment returns on the Grand Lodge of New Mexico Endowed Membership Fund have fallen short of what is needed in order to provide a full payout to the Lodges as set forth in our Constitution
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Grand Lodge Building… By: P. Tony ChristophersenGrand Secretary The Grand Lodge of New Mexico is located at 1638 University Blvd. NE in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The current building was built in 1968 after the Temple Lodge No. 6 building at 7th & Central in downtown Albuquerque burned down where the Grand Lodge had its offices.
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Download the PDF for printing and distribution (click here) New Mexico Freemason September 2023 ∴ Volume 2023 ∴ Issue 6 Annual Communication 2024Save the Date.By: Annual Communication Committee Let There Be LightJust one of our tenants.By: Thomas L. SchenkGrand Master of Masons in New Mexico The Junior Warden Exemplifying the Plumb By: Kevin FitzwaterJunior Grand
Let There Be Light Religion is taught in many ways By: Thomas L. SchenkGrand Master of Masons in New Mexico Not long ago an English schoolmaster, a veteran in that high service, was asked: “Where in your timetable do you teach religion?” He replied: “We teach it in arithmetic by accuracy.” “We teach it in
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The Junior Warden Exemplifying the Plumb By: Kevin L. FitzwaterJunior Grand Warden We all know who the Junior Warden of a lodge is. He is the first elected officer in the “chairs.” He calls the craft from labor to refreshment and back again at the command of the Worshipful Master. But what and why is
In Service Serving those who have served. By:James E. Bungard Junior Grand Deacon Members from Dona Daylight Masonic Lodge #78 visited the New Mexico Department of Health’s State Veterans’ Home, 992 S. Broadway in Truth or Consequences, NM on August 8, 2023. The New Mexico State Veterans’ Home (NMSVH) is a state-of-the-art facility located on