2007 Masonic Membership Program Letter
2007 Idaho Masonic Membership Program

1   Mentoring to help membership
2   A Masonic Mentor Program
3   How to Keep New Members
4   Letter to Brother - First Degree-Idaho
5   Letter to Brother - Fellow Craft Degree-Idaho
6   Letter to Brother - Master Mason-Idaho
7   Letter Welcoming Brother to Lodge-Idaho
8   The ABCs of good meetings and membership
9   Lets Reactivate those inactive members
10 Active Member Participation
11 Letter for Inactive Members
12 Letter thanking Brother for help-Idaho
13 Membership
14 Remember flyer
15 Ten Basic Ingredients for Growth
16 Ways to Promote Membership
17 How do I find those Prospective Members
18 Letter to Potential Participants - Friend's Night-Idaho
19 Letter to who attended Lodge's Friend's Night-Idaho
20 Letter to Brother about to be suspended-Idaho
21 Phone Message by Master to NPD's - Idaho
22 Patriotism and Freemasonry AD
23 Masonic Membership Committee Report Form

         Leadership Training Manual
                  DDGM Manual

  Microsoft PowerPoint Slide Presentations

1.  DDGM Training
2.  Lodge Finance
3.  Masonic Leadership Training
4.  Officer Training Jurisprudence
5.  Officer Training Ritual
6.  Officer Training (What are they saying)
7.  Leadership Ritual Training
8.  Leadership Training Vision
9.  Laws of Leadership (Large File)

Cornerstone Ceremonies-A Discussion
Cornerstone Ceremonies-Planning Details

Dad, how come you never asked me to be a Mason?

Masonic Information Center Slicks

Public Relations Media Contacts

Leadership with Communication - The Key to Success

Leadership will bring us together.  A solid focus will keep us together and communication, training, and an informed craft, will achieve our goals, restoring our Idaho fraternity in American society

Vision of the Grand Lodge of Idaho

Promoting Freemasonry in Idaho as a relevant pre-eminent fraternal organization committed to attracting, developing, and retaining members of high quality who strive for self-improvement and the opportunity to make a difference

Our Mission Statement

To renew, develop, and satisfy our membership as we teach moral standards and support a way of life that promotes fellowship, brotherhood, and self-improvement through excellence in leadership, education, family involvement, charity, and community involvement

Priorities of the Grand Lodge of Idaho

Provide leadership, be well governed, organized, and managed

To communicate clearly with our membership the purpose and goals of our fraternity working together in harmony 

To attract, satisfy, develop, and retain new members

 To be a fraternity that makes good men better, with a membership which understands and practices the tenets of Freemasonry

To be a relevant, member-centered organization in today’s society

To be an organization with a clear identity in our communities

To support the future of our organization by supporting our Masonic Youth, DeMolay, Jobs Daughters, and Rainbow

To increase awareness through informed, interested leadership within our Lodges throughout
our Jurisdiction

To reach out to our Fraternity, involving those who are no longer actively involved in our organization, so that they may once more become active and committed participants in the future of Freemasonry in Idaho