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Charter Worshipful Master: Case Study

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Brethren, I must express my deepest gratitude for the trust and support you have invested in me by allowing me to serve as the Charter Worshipful Master. I do not take this undertaking lightly and will always be grateful and think strategically about the longevity of the lodge. My prayer is that New Era will be standing as strong in 100 years and have brothers who reflect the passion, zeal, and tenacity (you) the charter brother(s) possess. Creating a new lodge in such a proud, historic organization such as Prince Hall in the Maryland Jurisdiction is a monumental undertaking and should not be taken lightly by any member but especially charter members. As charter members we have the responsibility of ensuring this lodges culture remains one

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