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    "Running for the hills...." ??

    Speaking from my experience "Masonry" is what you make of it. It is easy to get overwhelmed with the many tasks, charities and events that need...
    Post by: amhdive, Mar 28, 2014 in forum: Becoming a Freemason
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    Young Masons Group

    As part of our GMs charge for 2014 he has asked that we form a Young Masons Group for gents 40 and under throughout the State. The purpose is to...
    Post by: amhdive, Feb 2, 2014 in forum: General Freemasonry Discussion
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    What Lodge position do you currently serve?

    Steward, Deputy Treasurer for the lodge, Treasurer of the building committee and Lead for the newly formed Young Masons Group for Masons 40 and...
    Post by: amhdive, Jan 28, 2014 in forum: The Voting Booth
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    To all my Brothers - Christmas Blessings

    Merry Christmas!
    Post by: amhdive, Dec 25, 2013 in forum: The Refreshment Lounge
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    Looking for help

    Be patient as you move forward. Not hearing anything right away can be normal. Sent From My Freemasonry Mobile App
    Post by: amhdive, Dec 3, 2013 in forum: Becoming a Freemason
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    Home brewing

    I sent you several steps. Feel free to ask for clarification great yeast selection by the way! Sent From My Freemasonry Mobile App
    Post by: amhdive, Nov 22, 2013 in forum: The Refreshment Lounge
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    Home brewing

    Send me what you have via private message and I'll walk you through it. I've been brewing for flies to 20 years so I just keep upgrading. I do my...
    Post by: amhdive, Nov 22, 2013 in forum: The Refreshment Lounge
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    Home brewing

    I brew between 25-30 gallons of all grain a month. What can I help you with Brother? Sent From My Freemasonry Mobile App
    Post by: amhdive, Nov 22, 2013 in forum: The Refreshment Lounge
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    Your Ring

    I like the color and look of #3 but I agree the lettering detracts from it so I would have to say #1. My Freemasonry
    Post by: amhdive, Nov 19, 2013 in forum: General Freemasonry Discussion
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    What do you like most about My Freemasonry?

    It's humbling..... Gives you a sense of being a part if something bigger, making good men better through masonry. My Freemasonry
    Post by: amhdive, Nov 8, 2013 in forum: The Voting Booth
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    What do you like most about My Freemasonry?

    For me it's hard to put in words but here is an example that happened yesterday. A gentlemen who I had worked with all week noticed my ring...
    Post by: amhdive, Nov 8, 2013 in forum: The Voting Booth
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    Are long form degree lectures worth it?

    I personally enjoyed the long form. What I recently purpose is an education session in lodge to help the candidate better connect with the degree....
    Post by: amhdive, Nov 6, 2013 in forum: General Freemasonry Discussion
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    What was your first position?

    I just volunteered to take on the Treasurer seat. Am I crazy? My Freemasonry
    Post by: amhdive, Nov 6, 2013 in forum: The Voting Booth
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    Where did you get your 1st MM RIng?

    I wish I could say it was a custom made ring. It's uniqueness is what drew me to it. On the sides are the sun and moon. My Freemasonry
    Post by: amhdive, Nov 6, 2013 in forum: General Freemasonry Discussion
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    Your Ring

    [ATTACH] I have two: one for day to day wear and the other for events/lodge. My Freemasonry
    Post by: amhdive, Nov 5, 2013 in forum: General Freemasonry Discussion

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