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Should Codebooks Be Allowed
If you are having to learn work in many different jurisdictions, a code book is about the only way to help. F&AM's are not the same as AF&FM's, and every grand lodge is different in their work, depending on which grand lodge originally chartered the grand lodge. Robert D. Shaffer P.M.- RobertShaffer
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- Forum: The Voting Booth
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Dual members
At one time I had memberships in the Grand Lodge of Texas, Grand Lodge of New Mexico, Grand Lodge of Nevada, Grand Lodge of California. It was getting too confusing, so I retained my membership in Pecos Valley #736, Pecos Texas AF&AM Grand Lodge of Texas, and Melrose # 39 Melrose N.M. AF@AM...- RobertShaffer
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- Forum: General Freemasonry Discussion
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Hello From California
I'm a past master and membefr of Peco's Valley 736, member of Melrose #39 New Mexico, Member of Montezuma # 30, Goldfield, Nevada. I have traveled extensively. I have been through the degress in York Rite, and am presently a member of Shrine, in Los Angeles, Ca. I also am a Past Patron of...- RobertShaffer
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- Forum: Fraternal Greetings