Got a question about masonry.

ok my friends dad is a mason. He is forming a group of some sort that is to the likes of a "junior mason" group. he said that it would be good for a guy my age so im thinking a lot about it and i wanted a second opinion.
thanx

Originally posted by Foobarr
ok my friends dad is a mason. He is forming a group of some sort that is to the likes of a "junior mason" group. he said that it would be good for a guy my age so im thinking a lot about it and i wanted a second opinion.
thanx

This is the only Masonic organization for males under the minimum Grand Lodge (typically 18-21, depending on location) age requirement. It's a good group, may not make you the coolest guy at school, but who cares?

www.demolay.org...

DeMolay is a great organization. some of my best memories from my teen
years are from DeMolay and from revisiting some of the activities as a senior
DeMolay and chapter advisor a few years later.

also like Masonry you get out of it what you put into it.

[edit on 5-10-2004 by stalkingwolf]

DeMolay

It would depend where the young man is. There is no DeMolay in the UK as far as I know.

So it would be interesting to know where abouts foobar is.

Well what i meant was is that they are talking with higher ppl about making anew thingy for young masons.
im in missouri btw

srry 4 my typing. i thik i broke my wrist in a bike accident

Originally posted by Foobarr
Well what i meant was is that they are talking with higher ppl about making anew thingy for young masons.
im in missouri btw

srry 4 my typing. i thik i broke my wrist in a bike accident

Here's the Grand Lodge of Missouri's (higher people in your vernacular) website page on youth groups.

www.momason.org...

p.s. Seek medical attention.

i havent read the aricle u posted but i went to he doctor and i sprang y wrist. the doc said it was a bad sprang closeto broken

Ow - sounds really painful Foobar. Hope you have a speedy recovery.

Masonry accepts men from the age of 21 - some areas will accept men from the age of 18 if their father was a freemasons too, but not all.
In the US there are associated groups too, like DeMolay and Jobs Daughters, OES, Shriners, etc.

I read he link and thanx 4 it . my friendsdad asked me about it and myfriend said that it was basically junior mason but whatever. they're talking amongst themsevels at the momnet i gues

as for my hand it is wrapped in a bandage to keep it straightbut it hurts like a mother. thanx for the speedy recovery wish bod

Originally posted by bod

Masonry accepts men from the age of 21 - some areas will accept men from the age of 18 if their father was a freemasons too, but not all.

Some Constitutions will accept 18 year olds, Lewis or not.

I am in Missouri too. Where are you at?

Originally posted by 32nd_Degree_MM
I am in Missouri too. Where are you at?

Don't know about Foobar, but I'm in Cape Girardeau, MO