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Fraternal greetings and welcome, brother!

Job's has changed to "related to or sponsored by a Master Mason."

I don't think anybody mentioned Maryland. There's a Reheboth in Delaware. That's what we were reacting to. You have to go a couple of pages deep in his profile before you see the "Windhoek" part.

Since you're also in Malaysia, your question has already been answered in the posts above.

https://masonsindelaware.org/join

Greetings Tobias, and welcome to the board!

That's a shame.

Somebody nominate the SW for WM, let somebody else nominate the PM, and let the lodge decide. Or can't it be done that way in your jurisdiction?

https://www.amazon.com/Liturgy-Blue-Degrees-Albert-Pike/dp/1162562226/ref=pd_bxgy_2/134-5546724-5268630?pd_rd_w=U7Lmw&pf_rd_p=c64372fa-c41c-422e-990d-9e034f73989b&pf_rd_r=GGX9CZ96SFKE8T7WV03H&pd_rd_r=3feef3b5-d894-4fb4-b164-326f053ecd2a&pd_rd_wg=qfdOq&pd_rd_i=1162562226&psc=1

We're doing the KCCH in St. Paul in a couple of weeks, and 33° a month later in Minneapolis. A trip to Minneapolis in late November is often an adventure!

And yet, the NMJ did a regular Annual Session in Cleveland last month, including the 33° conferral in a packed auditorium, but the SJ did their annual session with only the Supreme Council present, and no 33° conferral. Meanwhile, my SJ valley is conducting business as usual, conferring and/or...

Did you watch his YouTube commentary? By the way, I found the book extremely disappointing. It was a typical Brown page-turner, but the end left me thinking "that's it? All that for this?" There is free programming on Peacock, and there is programming only available to those with paid...

I'm not a subscriber, and don't intend to be, so I didn't watch. However, I did watch Brother Maynard Edwards's YouTube video about the Masonic symbolism in the first episode. You don't have to have watched the show to get something out of it.

Pleased to meet you!

I was under the understanding that you have to have the subscription (paid) version of Peacock for this show.

You need to say where you live.

Freemasonry has no dogma, doesn't tell you what is a sin and what isn't, doesn't prescribe a path to salvation. So it doesn't meet the definition of a religion. But I remember when Brother Ernest Borgnine said "Freemasonry is all the religion I need." I fully understood what he was saying...

Greetings, and 73 de KB9RM

Where are you?

Welcome, Worshipful Brother!