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The 32° Scottish Rite Freemasonry, NMJ is a fraternity committed to going deeper into the highest principles and teaching of Masonry.

It is open to all Master Masons looking to continue the journey of self-discovery and find a greater sense of purpose.

10/31/2026

⏰️ Don't forget to set your clocks back one hour Sunday as daylight saving time ends! As the seasons shift, we welcome an extra hour of rest—and a moment of reflection.

📜 A Quick History:
While many attribute the concept of daylight saving time to Brother Benjamin Franklin (who satirically suggested rising earlier to save candle wax in 1784), modern DST was actually proposed in 1895 by entomologist George Hudson, who wanted extra daylight hours after work to collect insects. It was officially implemented during World War I to conserve fuel and energy.

📐 To a Scottish Rite Freemason, time is more than just ticks on a clock face—it is a central working tool.

The 24-Inch Gauge teaches us to divide our day into equal parts: time for the service of God and a distressed worthy brother, time for our usual vocations, and time for refreshment and sleep.

The Sun and Stars serve as constant celestial reminders of regularity, order, and the Grand Architect’s design.

As we adjust our clocks, let us also recalibrate our daily routine to ensure we make the best use of our time in service to our families, our communities, and our fraternity.

Enjoy your extra hour, Brethren! 🕯️

10/30/2026

We're getting in on the Halloween fun, "Commitment to Charity and Fraternity included" 🎃😆

10/30/2026

How does a good man become even better? By working out? By working his way up the corporate ladder? Traveling the world? Or is it found in the power of integrity, service, and brotherly love? Watch our video to learn why in the Craft we say, "Not just a man. A Mason.”

10/30/2026

Happy Halloween from the Valley of Michigan, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite! 🎃🏰

As the autumn air turns crisp across the Great Lakes State and the shadows lengthen, Scottish Rite Freemasons across Michigan gather in the spirit of fellowship, community, and tradition.

Whether you’re out trick-or-treating with family, enjoying the fall colors, or reflecting on the mysteries and light that guide our journey, we wish all our Brethren, families, and neighbors a safe, fun, and memorable Halloween night!

10/29/2026

October is Dyslexia Awareness Month! 💡✨

Did you know that dyslexia affects roughly 1 in 5 people? It is the most common cause of reading, writing, and spelling difficulties—but with the right structured support, individuals with dyslexia can thrive and unlock their full potential.

At the Children's Dyslexia Centers – Valley of Michigan, we are dedicated to helping children overcome reading challenges through free, high-quality, specialized tutoring.

Our two regional centers are here to support local students and families:

📍 Bay City Center

📍 Dearborn Center

If you suspect your child is struggling with reading, or if you’d like to learn more about our assessment process, tutoring programs, or how to get involved:

👉 Visit our website: childrensdyslexiacenters.org/centers/

📞 Call us: 989-391-9020 or 313-277-4970

Together, we can bridge the gap and empower bright young minds! 💙

10/29/2026

⏰️ Don't forget to set your clocks back one hour this Sunday as daylight saving time ends! As the seasons shift, we welcome an extra hour of rest—and a moment of reflection.

📜 A Quick History:
While many attribute the concept of daylight saving time to Brother Benjamin Franklin (who satirically suggested rising earlier to save candle wax in 1784), modern DST was actually proposed in 1895 by entomologist George Hudson, who wanted extra daylight hours after work to collect insects. It was officially implemented during World War I to conserve fuel and energy.

📐 To a Scottish Rite Freemason, time is more than just ticks on a clock face—it is a central working tool.

The 24-Inch Gauge teaches us to divide our day into equal parts: time for the service of God and a distressed worthy brother, time for our usual vocations, and time for refreshment and sleep.

The Sun and Stars serve as constant celestial reminders of regularity, order, and the Grand Architect’s design.

As we adjust our clocks, let us also recalibrate our daily routine to ensure we make the best use of our time in service to our families, our communities, and our fraternity.

Enjoy your extra hour, Brethren! 🕯️

10/29/2026

The Valley of Michigan mourns the loss of Burton P. Weisberg, 33°.

Email from Valley of Michigan The Valley of Michigan wishes to express its deep sorrow over the death of Burton P. Weisberg, 33° Conferred August 29, 1989 Born: December 28, 1939 Deceased: October 17,

Address

907 Monroe Street
Dearborn, MI
48124

Telephone

+13137241907

Website

http://Valleyofmichigan.org/

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