James Ferguson Grand Lodge - Community and Charity Focused

Welcome to the Most Worshipful James Ferguson Grand Lodge of Georgia, A.F. & A.M. and Affiliated lodges

It is with great honor and fraternal love that we welcome you to the official digital home of the Most Worshipful James Ferguson Grand Lodge. Chartered on January 26, 2014, our Grand Lodge proudly upholds the time-honored traditions of Ancient Free and Accepted Masonry.

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Most Worshipful James Ferguson Grand Lodge

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Nora L Smith Grand Chapter

Scottish Rite Affiliated

Welcome to a sanctuary of knowledge, brotherhood, and legacy.

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Here, you will find information about our leadership, charitable works, events, and Masonic principles that shape the moral fabric of our Brotherhood. Whether you are a visiting Brother, a seeker of Light, or a curious guest, we invite you to explore, learn, and connect with us.

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Joshua Lodge #9

King David Lodge #3

Our Sister Grand Chapter Nora L. Smith and her affiliated chapters

Trinity Chapter #2

Sisters of Trinity Chapter

Women of Divinity Chapter #6

Women of Faith Chapter #4

It is with great honor and fraternal love that we welcome you to the official digital home of the Nora L. Smith Grand Chapter. Chartered on January 26, 2014, our Grand Chapter proudly upholds the time-honored traditions of The Order of Eastern Star Incorporated.

Here, you will find information about our leadership, charitable works, events, and OES principles that shape the moral fabric of our Sisterhood. Whether you are a visiting Sister, a seeker of Light, or a curious guest, we invite you to explore, learn, and connect with us.

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A bronze statue depicting two men, with one cradling the other, is mounted on a large, dark stone base. The base has the inscriptions 'FRIEND TO FRIEND' and 'A Brotherhood Undivided' along with a Masonic symbol. The monument is surrounded by lush greenery and a circular stone wall engraved with state names.

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