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News & Events
E. A. DEGREE AT REDMOND LODGE
Michael G. will be initiated an Entered Apprentice Mason on Monday, January 14th at 7:00 pm. All Masons are invited to attend this special occasion and help usher our soon-to-be brother into Masonry. |
MALHEUR CAVE MEETING AND DEGREE
2018 MALHEUR CAVE MASONIC MEETING & DEGREE - Here are some photos taken by SGD Mark Posler at the Malheur Cave MM degree. This is the 2nd section degree team with our newly raised Master Mason Marcus Delgado. The team, comprised of members of Redmond lodge with help from other Masons (notably from Bend lodge), did a solid job highlighted by Bro Andrew Wilson's outstanding lecture complimented by his excellent power point presentation. The best way to describe it is to use a baseball metaphor. Everyone on the team got a hit and hit for power. A few were limited to singles & doubles but most hit triples and home runs. Bro. Andrew Wilson, with his lecture and power point presentation, hit a Grand Slam walk off home run to end the game. |
Speaking Up for Freemasonry
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EA DEGREE MONDAY NIGHT
Brethren, Our first degree of 2018 will be next Monday Jan 22nd at 7:00pm. The degree team has been working hard on making this a great degree. I would like to see as many Brothers as possible come out to welcome our newest member! Please join us for a fantastic evening of fellowship. Sincerely and fraternally, WB
Jerry Anderson. |
From The East - January 2018
From the East
H. L. Haywood wrote in “More About Masonry,” "What business has any lodge to be nothing but a machine for grinding out the work: It was not called into existence in order to have the minutes read: Even a mystic tie will snap under the strain of cheerlessness, Repetition, monotony, dullness. A lodge needs a fire lighted in it.”
I look forward to an exciting and fun year for Redmond Lodge. Our lodge is truly favored by having so many knocking at our door. The work to show them what it means to be a Mason will be difficult but the rewards of that work will far outweigh the effort. If it were easy, then every man would be a Mason.
Sincerely and Fraternally, WB. Jerry Anderson |