Scottish Rite
Valley of Columbus
Member Information
Member Information
Membership Dues
Online
Members may now pay Scottish Rite dues online, anytime and securely, with a credit card. Please provide the information requested to sign in and follow the instructions. We understand that this is easier payment method, just a note your local Scottish Rite Center will not receive to full amount because there is a transaction fee of 3% that stays with the National Headquarters of the Supreme Council. May also pay with a Credit Card in the office. My.scottishrite.org
Send your payment to:
Attn Gen Sec
PO Box 727
Columbus, GA 31902
Give to the General Secretary at the next meeting.
This is the best way because we get to see you. Come to Scottish Rite on the third Friday at 6:30 pm and hand your payment to the Secretary. He can also take a Credit Card at the office.
Double Eagle Program
Points for the Award are accumulated on a continuing basis with a cutoff date of December 31st each year for the level of recognition to be presented at the January communication.
Levels of Recognition:
500 points = Basic medallion with black ribbon
1,000 points = Red hanging bar
1,500 points = White hanging bar
2,000 points = Blue hanging bar
3,000 points = Gold hanging bar
5,000 points = Red neck ribbon
7,500 points = White neck ribbon
10,000 points = Light Blue neck ribbon
15,000 points = Red, White and Blue Tri-color ribbon
20,000 points = Gold double eagle pin on tri-colored ribbon.
VMAP
The Valley Membership Achievement Project (“VMAP”) uses a range of implementable activities with the goal of increasing the engagement, involvement, and enjoyment of their members, thereby “Providing Brothers with a Superior Scottish Rite Experience”. The Project tracks progress and completion in ten specific areas of operation:
Membership Recruitment
New Member Engagement
Degree Conferral Proficiency
Reunion Experience
Scottish Rite Education for Candidates
Scottish Rite Education for Members
Officer Responsibilities & Engagement
Philanthropy & Public Image
Membership Retention
Valley Organizations.
Master Craftsman Program
The Scottish Rite Master Craftsman (SRMC) program is an exciting, correspondence course designed and administered by staff at the House of the Temple in Washington, DC, under the guidance and leadership of the Supreme Council, 33°, of the A&A Scottish Rite, Southern Jurisdiction, USA.
For more direct Masonic Education, Members are invited to visit the College of Freemasonry page on The Ashlar.
Items of Interest
Scottish Rite Journal
The Scottish Rite Journal is the bimonthly magazine for members of the Scottish Rite, Southern Jurisdiction. It is published by the Supreme Council, 33°, SJ, USA in Washington, DC. See recent copies below.
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The Tyler’s Place Podcast
In an effort to bridge that gap, the Supreme Council, 33°, SJ, presents a monthly podcast series called The Tyler’s Place. The Tyler’s Place is a collection of stories, lessons and interviews by Masons, for Masons, and about Masons
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Videos of Scottish Rite
Please visit and subscribe to our Scottish Rite Masons YouTube channel, where we post informative videos and interviews about the Scottish Rite and the House of the Temple Library & Museum.
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