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Rick Komraus, S.G.I.G.

Orient of Oregon

Robert Crum, 33° Degree

Personal Representative

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James Westerfield, 33° Degree

Treasurer

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Stephen Larrance, 32° Degree

General Secretary

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Roland Kari, Venerable Master

Lodge of Perfection

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Lodge of Perfection  

Lodges of Perfection conferring the 4th to the 14th degrees inclusive. The degrees continue the story of the building of King Solomon’s Temple, and amplify and conclude the legend of the Master Mason degree. They are designed to impress more forcefully the teachings of the first three degrees of Craft Masonry. The 4th, 5th, 7th, 13th, and 14th degrees are obligatory: the others, if not given in full, are “communicated” by obligation and explained.

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Stephen Larrance, Master of Kadosh

The Consistory

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Consistory 

The 31st degree is the judicial branch of the Scottish Rite; the 32nd degree is the military degree. The 31st and 32 degrees culminate the teachings of the Scottish Rite, and must be conferred in full ritual form.

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Billy Thompson, Commander

Council of Kadosh

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Council of Kadosh 

Council of Kadosh conferring the 19th to the 30th degrees inclusive. These degrees, often elaborate and highly dramatic, cover a variety of approaches to Masonic teaching. Some have the Crusades as background.


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Chuck Fustish, Wise Master

Chapter of Rose Croix

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Chapter of Rose Croix 

Chapters of Rose Croix conferring the 15th to 18th degrees inclusive. The 15th and 16th degrees relate to the rebuilding of the Second Temple of Zerubbabel. The 17th degree is an approach to, and the 18th degree a recognition of the Christian ethics in universal terms, thus assisting in the building, in our hearts, of the Third Temple, not made with hands. The 18th degree is supplemented by the beautiful Maundy Thursday and Easter ceremonies. The 15th and 18th degrees are obligatory.