Nettie Ransford Day

The District #11 Sunbeams and Starfish

Worthy Matrons and Worthy Patrons

Cordially invite you to the

Nettie Ransford Day Celebration

Sunday, November 10th, 2024

Ransford Chapel, Indiana Masonic Home

Program: 2:30pm

Knightsville 125th Anniversary

Gold and Silver Stars

Knightsville Chapter #238

125th Anniversary Celebration

1899 - 2024

November 9, 2024

Centennial Masonic Temple

Program 10:00am

Lunch to Follow

2024 Deputy Receptions

District Deputy Badge
The Deputy Receptions for 2024 will begin with District 2 on September 21st.

Most Receptions are on Saturdays with Morning Social Hour at 9:00am / Program at 11:00am and Afternoon Social Hour at 2:00pm / Program at 4:00pm

Not all Deputies are having Receptions. See the Calendar for full details as they become available.

2024 Inspections

The 2024 Inspections will begin with District 18 on August 7th.

Unless otherwise noted, the times are:

Baby Dedication: 7:00pm, Award of Gold: 7:10pm and Inspection: 7:20pm.

The Grand Officers will exemplify the work where noted. The Chapters will exemplify the remaining work. See the Calendar for full details as they become available.
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Welcome to Eastern Star in Indiana!

If you are looking for a way to do something for others, and have a great time in the process, you are at the right place. We are a fraternal organization that is always on the lookout for adults of all ages who are trying to better themselves and the community around them.

Our Values
We strive to live our lives by the enduring beliefs of Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth, along with certain core values:

Friendship: We are the largest fraternal organization in the world to which both women and men can belong. With Chapters in almost all 50 states and in 27 countries around the world, members can go anywhere and know that they can find friends and a helpful hand when they are in need.

Community Service: Our members are encouraged to help one another and to reach out to their communities. Members are active in many community-based projects that provide for those requiring assistance.

Diversity: The members of our Order reflect the social, cultural, educational, ethnic, and religious diversity of the community around them. We value each other’s strengths and opinions.

Charity: As an organization, we raise funds to aid our members in need. We support cancer and heart research, provide college/university scholarships for students regardless of age or membership status, and financially support many other charities. We fund and operate a Senior Living Community for our older members who belong to Indiana Chapters.