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Where Lodge, Community, and Life Intersect
A week of courthouse paperwork, lodge leadership training, community service, civic conversations, and unexpected moments of fellowship reveals how Masonry often intersects with everyday life. Most meaningful lessons come not from ceremony, but from simple acts of service and brotherhood. Read More
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Kena Shrine: Apple Valley Shrine Club: Secretary
An unexpected nomination turned into a fast lesson in handwritten minutes, dues tracking, and club logistics. Stepping in as secretary mid-meeting highlighted the difference between structure and improvisation—and offered a small glimpse into how a newly formed club begins taking shape. Read More
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Kena Klowns
Kenagram: We appear uncredited in a group photo of Kena Klowns preparing for a parade. While not a named feature, the image documents collective participation in community events and volunteer activities through the organization. Read More
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The Power of Clubs in Community Life
Royal Examiner: In this letter to the editor, I reflect on how civic clubs strengthen communities, drawing from personal experience and the documentary Join or Die. I encourage residents to join local organizations as a meaningful way to connect, contribute, and belong. Read More
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Welcome New Members
Kenagram: In the January–February 2025 issue, I am listed among six nobles welcomed into the Kena Shriners organization, marking my formal induction and inclusion in the temple’s official membership record as documented in its house publication during early 2025 period. Read More