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Scottish Rite Annual Car Show

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October 16, 2019

Scottish Rite Valley Of San Bernardino Annual BBQ

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April 16, 2019

San Bernardino BBQ Fundraiser

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June 25, 2017

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The Mission of the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry

It is the mission of the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, SJ, to improve its members and enhance the communities in which they live by teaching and emulating the principles of Brotherly Love, Tolerance, Charity, and Truth while actively embracing high social, moral, and spiritual values including fellowship, compassion, and dedication to God, family and country.

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About San Bernardino Valley

The years 1956 and 1957 saw feverish anticipation as Brethren of the area realized that soon the Valley of San Bernardino would become the 16th Scottish Rite Valley in California. With the election of Henry Christian Clausen, 33°, as Sovereign Grand Inspector General (SGIG) in the Orient of California and active Member of the Supreme Council, AASR of Freemasonry of the SJ of the USA, fresh impetus had been give the idea had been given the idea of a Consistory in this area.

Letters temporary for San Bernardino Lodge of Perfection and a Chapter of Rose Croix were personally presented by Ill. Brother Clasusen, 33rd, to Arthur B. Drake , 32nd, Venerable Master and Walter W. Taylor, 32nd, Wise Master on September 7, 1956.

The first class finished in the spring of 1957, and was named the “John H. Logie, 33rd, Alpha Class”. In December 1957, a two year lease was signed with the Women’s Club of Highland, California and the first meeting held there on December 17, 1957. Letters of Temporary for a Council of Kadosh and a Consistory were issued on December 16, 1957 and received on January 11, 1958.

Ground breaking for our present Center at 4400 Varsity Ave., was Saturday January 14, 1970 with Ill Carl J. Driscoll, 33rd, as Chairman for the event. The first class was started on October 24, 1970, August 13, 1971, saw the cornerstone officially laid by the Most Worshipful Herbert A. Heubner, Grand Master of Masons in California and Hawaii, with Grand Lodge being opened and closed at the San Bernardino Center.

Continuing a tradition which began on February 2, 1974, all four bodies of the Valley continue to hold annual joint Installation of officers in either late January or early February.

First Annual Poinsettia Ball

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November 17, 2015

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Only a few days away is the first annual Poinsettia Ball, being held at the Scottish Rite Temple in San Bernardino, Saturday eve, Nov 21st.
Tickets are still available for this momentous occasion!
Doors open at 530, dinner at 630, and a performance of big band swing music from 730 to 930, as performed by the 18 piece Riverside Concert Band.
Couple only $50, and singles just $30.
Please contact Worshipful Robert to make your reservation  (909) 659 3585

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Contact: Brother Casey Latham for More Info : caselat@mail.regent.edu 

Phone:(760)646-1882

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