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Incentive Award Programs
Grand Master’s Excellency Award 2008-2009
The Grand Master’s Excellency Award has very high achievement requirements and is the highest award a lodge can receive. Although the qualifications are set high, a lodge can choose those areas in which they currently excel and then look to the challenges that best suit the talents of their officers and members. [more]
Grand Lodge Questions on the Constitution Part of the Excellency Award
Attendance Awards 2008-2009
An attendance award will be presented at Grand Lodge to those
lodges with more than 51 Members who have the Master, two of the top four other elected officers (Senior Warden, Junior Warden, Treasurer, and Secretary) present at your District Meeting plus 7 other officers/members for a total of 10, or the Master and 14 officers/members total 15 members. Lodges with LESS than 50 Members who have the Master, two of the top four other elected officers (Senior Warden, Junior Warden, Treasurer, and Secretary) present at your District Meeting plus 4 other officers/members for a total of 7, or the Master and 10 officers/members total 11 members. NO MAKEUPS. [more]
Grand Lodge of Kentucky Traveling Gavel Program 2008-2009
A traveling incentive program is being offered in which you travel to other lodges, meet other Masonic brothers and gain recognition in the process. The whole idea behind the program is to have good social fraternal discussions in your traveling efforts within and without your district as well as collect the district gavel from lodges within your district. [more]
2008-2009 Ritualist Award Program
To achieve this award a brother must have proven that he has been a ritualist in Masonry or is a Masonic Ritualist today. [more]
Ritualist 100 - 125
Senior Ritualist 125 - 150
Master Ritualist 150 - 200
Points that can be earn: 200
A brother must accomplish from the list below to achieve this prestigious recognition. Must be given from memory, “not read”:
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