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From the Valleys
Valley of New Bern Celebrates Americanism Award
For the third consecutive year, congratulations to the New Bern Scottish Rite for receiving the Americanism award!
Read full articleThe 2025 Scottish Rite Ring Ceremony in the Valley of Fayetteville
The Scottish Rite Ring Ceremony in the Valley of Fayetteville, Orient of North Carolina (Southern Jurisdiction), is a cherished and solemn tradition that celebrates new members' completion of the 14th Degree, known as the Perfect Elu or Grand Elect Perfect and Sublime Mason.
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Lee County Scottish Rite Club Raises Funds for RiteCare Scottish Rite Childhood Language Program of North Carolina
NC Scottish Rite donates diagnostic audiology equipment to LCS in support of educational access for students with hearing challenges.
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Member Spotlight: Bro. Robert Strickland Shares His Journey
One brother's story of how RiteCare Scottish Rite Childhood Language Program and the Scottish Rite changed his life and strengthened his family.
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Update: Media Coverage of Our Community Outreach
Drawing from the Scottish Rite's traditional themes of Remembrance and Renewal during the holy season, SGIG Cobb reflects on the power of faith, brotherly love, and personal growth. He speaks on the historical significance of the Chapter of Rose Croix ceremonies-particularly the extinguishing and relighting of lights—symbolizing hope, renewal, and the "new commandment" to love one another.
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