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Greetings! Welcome aboard to this forum and to Masonry. Advice? Take on only that which you can. Don't rush it, Freemasonry is a journey to be enjoyed, not rushed. Once ready, don't be afraid to volunteer for ritual parts, even new ones.

The funerals I've attended have mixed attendance and from what I see it often depends on the deceased's attendance and involvement.

One of the Lodges I'm a member of does adopt a family for Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Greetings and welcome aboard.

Well, I have been offered a position with Sen. Risch (ID) as an intern. I will start in January. Now to find a place to live. If anyone knows people around DC that has a cheap spare bedroom let me know or let them know that I am looking.

Greetings and welcome...and congratulations!

I'd give my Lodge a B+/A-. We are one of the most active ones in my State, but there's some room for improvement.

Welcome aboard and congratulations on your recent Raising.

I am glad you enjoyed them. In the OHP, this last year I was Master of Ceremonies (one of the conductors). in the Silver Trowel, I am Sentinel in the opening/closing, but play in the degree team as Adonaija.

It depends on which degree, I usually prefer being SD or whatever the conductor is referred to.

I guess I can now add: St. Thomas of Acon, Knight Masons, the three chair degrees of the York Rite, AMD, Royal Order of Scotland, and have been invited to a few more groups.

My Lodge meets year round, but we're one of the few in the area.

Welcome aboard Brother, Companion, and Sir Knight.

Greetings and welcome.

Greetings and welcome.

Greetings and welcome aboard.

Greetings and welcome aboard. I hope you continue to enjoy your journey in Freemasonry.

Greetings and welcome aboard. I hope you enjoy your new station.

Welcome to the forum.

Greetings and welcome aboard.