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The Fort Worth Scottish Rite strives to provide its members and his family with opportunities for growth, education, and fellowship.
Fort Worth Valley membership is near 1,700. The Valley is divided into six regions, each with a Regional Coordinator responsible for coordinating Scottish Rite activities and recruitment in his region. Additionally, the Regional Coordinator is charged with planning social and Masonic education programming for the Region.
District Coordinators and Lodge Ambassadors serve under the Regional Coordinator and provide an in-Lodge if not nearby Scottish Rite resource to the near 130 Blue Lodges active in the Fort Worth Valley.
Ten Scottish Rite Clubs also meet throughout the Valley, offering members who live farther away from the Valley’s center of operations in Fort Worth to participate at a local level; or in the case of the Daylight Club, an opportunity for members who find it difficult to attending evening functions to attend meetings and events during the day. Their activities include regular fellowship, education, and opportunities for service just as does the main body of membership. Click here to learn more about Clubs.
Along with the benefits, membership comes responsibilities for each to fulfill according to his abilities.
One of those is participation in the activities. There is an up-to-date calendar of activities on the website, e-mail notifications to members for whom we have e-mail addresses, and the office is always available to provide any information requested.
Another is volunteering service to the organization. The broad spectrum of Fort Worth Scottish Rite activities requires the support of members with talents and aspirations ranging from acting, staging, writing, and publishing, planning and coordinating events, developing and presenting education, and committee service.
Lastly, and one that is vital to the Valley's ongoing ability to fulfill to its Mission and objectives, is a serious commitment by its members to both engage new members and, as well, to encourage our legacy members to become and/or remain active in Valley support.
Before you can join the Scottish Rite, you first must become a Master Mason in a Lodge under a Grand Lodge that belongs to the Conference of Grand Masters in North America (COGMINA) or to a Grand Lodge recognized by a COGMINA Grand Lodge. For more information, contact the Fort Worth Scottish Rite Valley Office at (817) 335-6004.
When you become a Master Mason or, if you are a Master Mason, you must complete a Petition for Membership in the Scottish Rite. You may use the button below to be taken to an online Petition or there is a link below to download a petition.
The Scottish Rite Degrees are conferred at the Fort Worth Masonic Temple in the Spring and Fall of each year. Each Reunion (Initiation) is a three-day affair. Candidates can attend all three days and receive all 29 degrees or attend just the third day of the Reunion and receive the terminal degrees. Candidates who receive all 29 degrees or just the terminal degrees are 32° Scottish Rite Masons. Degrees begin about 8 am and end about 5 pm. Meals are provided for the candidates. The dress is casual. Information as to the next Reunion is posted on the website calendar or can be obtained by calling the Valley Office at (817) 335-6004.
The initiation cost to become 32° Scottish Rite Mason is $275. Fees may be paid by cash, check or credit card. Scottish Rite annual dues are $150.00. Initiates in the Spring are exempt from current year's dues; Fall initiates are exempt from the next year's dues.
For information on an Endowed Membership, contact the Valley Office at (817) 335-6004.
ONLINE PETITION FOR MEMBERSHIP
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Content and site design by Daniel Queen