New Year Starts With Ring Ceremony for New Members

The valley of Charlotte kicked off its 2015 season with a fun filled evening for our newest members as they were presented their 14th degree rings the wives received a rose during the ceremony. View all the photos here.  

Charlotte Hosts 33rd Degree & KCCH Ceremony

Saturday saw the temple full of candidates and families.  The morning session played host to the latest 33rd degree ceremony and the afternoon session presented over 40 new KCCH honorees their newly minted Red Hat. Click here for pictures from the event

Masons Helping Children Update…

Brothers, It has been a busy summer trying to get ready for the 2009 season for “Masons helping Children”. Jr. Continues to work on the two displays. You will see the finished product of the indoor display at Scottish Rite on Wednesday Night. Monogram Magic is making a table cover for an 8ft. table that […]

Masons Helping Children Update

The first outing for “Masons Helping Children”, was this past week end May 16th and 17th. in Waxhaw, NC. Thanks to Jim Adams for the new signage in white with blue lettering atop the white tents.  Our Board decided to take the word Charity out of our name as the word does not adequately describe […]

Grand Cross Reunion of the Carolinas – NEXT WEEK!

The Valley of Charlotte will be hosting the first joint reunion involving the Orients of North Carolina and South Carolina. At a meeting on July 19th, 2008, SGIG’s Bill Brunk and Mike Smith approved a new name for this event – it will be “The Grand Cross Reunion of the Carolinas”. It will be in […]

MASONIC CHARITIES FOR KIDS – REPORTING ON MATTHEWS ALIVE 2008

This was the 16th Annual Matthews Alive Festival, however, I think the festival has been in existence much longer than that, but under another name. I want to say it was called Stumptown Festival, but I am not sure. The Masonic Charities for Kids display was there for the first time at the invitation of […]

Grand Cross Reunion of the Carolinas

UPDATEThe Valley of Charlotte will be hosting the first joint reunion involving the Orients of North Carolina and South Carolina. At a meeting on July 19th, SGIG Bill Brunk and Mike Smith approved a new name for this event – it will be “The Grand Cross Reunion of the Carolinas”. It will be in honour […]