The Scottish Rite Creed of Freemasonry 

"Human progress is our cause, liberty of thought our supreme wish, freedom of conscience our mission, and the guarantee of equal rights to all people everywhere our ultimate goal."

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300th Celebration Silver Coin

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The Valley of Columbus will establish a paver garden in front of the Scottish Rite Center. It will start at the bottom of the steps on both sides of the front porch and extend to the end of each side of the building. It will be similar to the pavers at the Masonic Children's Home in Macon. This is a great opportunity to support the Valley of Columbus Building Fund by purchasing a paver, and to honor those people or organizations that have a special meaning to you (to include yourself). Order now by selecting the "Paver Program" button below. The minimum donation is $100 per paver (but you can certainly donate more). Ordering instructions can be found on the form.
 

Paver Program

Leadership

“What we have done for ourselves alone dies with us; what we have done for others and the world remains and is immortal.”

Albert Pike

Ill. James D. Cole, 33°
Sovereign Grand Commander 
& SGIG at-Large

Principal officer of the Scottish Rite for the Southern Jurisdiction of the United States, which is comprised of 217 Valleys in 35 Orients. Scottish Rite Masons in Japan and Korea, and Taiwan and China are also included within the scope of his authority.

Ill. Ted C. Collins, 33° 
Sovereign Grand Inspector General for Georgia

Not only is he the Leader of the Scottish Rite in Georgia but he is also a member of the Shrine, York Rite and several other masonic bodies in Georgia. Notably Ted is a Past Most Worshipful Grand Master of Masons in GA. 

Ill. Joseph F. Oelgoetz, 
33°
Personal Representative 
to the SGIG

Illustrious Brother Oelgoetz is a perpetual member of Columbian Lodge #7. He was also District Deputy to the Grand Master for two years and former Chairman to the Executive Committee for our Valley.

The Ashlar is the new Valley of Columbus digital publication and internal site where members can grow through monthly College of Freemasonry Masonic education articles and catch up on all the latest activities and news in the Valley, all from the same source. Visit The Ashlar to get the latest updates from your committees to RiteCare and even our planned events. We hope that you enjoy this issue of The Ashlar, and you find it as informative, exciting, and useful as we do.

The Ashlar

Connecting Chattahoochee Valley Scottish Rite Masons to the Valley of Columbus, one Ashlar issue at a time.

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