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  1. corpuswinn

    Yearly Dues

    Whether or not to get an endowed membership is a personal financial decision. I would consider your age, level of involvement, likeliness of moving out of the area, etc. They can be a good value, but they don't make sense for everyone. I am afraid that I am no help at all with golf. I have...
  2. corpuswinn

    Yearly Dues

    An Endowed Membership is $2,500 up to age 74. It is $550 for those 75 and older.
  3. corpuswinn

    Tiling with non-Masons present.

    A similar thing has happened at the last two statewide SR convocations in Waco. They opened a consistory with the word and battery of the 32nd degree. Wives, DeMolays and Rainbow Girls were present. I do not like this trend.
  4. corpuswinn

    New Houston Scottish Rite Building

    It is scheduled to be ready in November. The cornerstone ceremony is Tuesday, October 15th.
  5. corpuswinn

    Yearly Dues

    I agree that $500/year for dues would be overkill. To my knowledge, no one has suggested this. However, I do think a $500 initiation fee is more than fair for the value provided, which is the bare minimum needed to get started. The Scottish Rite Cap is required for all stated meetings and...
  6. corpuswinn

    Yearly Dues

    Jericho is correct on the current dollar amounts for Houston. Each Valley sets their own annual dues, but the $500 initiation fee was set statewide by the S.G.I.G. Each candidate now receives the new, annotated Morals and Dogma as well as A Bridge to Light. They also receive their Scottish...
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