Hello All
Here I am (I am wearing black t-shirt) with fellow Gordon Clan member ant the Spencerville Highland Games June 16 2007
Sunday, June 17, 2007
Monday, May 21, 2007
Gordon Clan Canada
Hello All,
Great News the Gordon Clan Canada is back up and running!!
Stay tuned for all the details as the executive has changed.
If you or anybody you know wants to get involved with the Clan please get back to me with all the information.
I will keep you all posted as the details become available.
Thanks
Alan
Great News the Gordon Clan Canada is back up and running!!
Stay tuned for all the details as the executive has changed.
If you or anybody you know wants to get involved with the Clan please get back to me with all the information.
I will keep you all posted as the details become available.
Thanks
Alan
Friday, May 4, 2007
Moving Day
Hello All
May 1st was moving day!!!
I have now moved to Rockland Ont please contact me for all my new information.
Its a great day to be GORDON!!!
Looking forward to hearing from you
Alan
May 1st was moving day!!!
I have now moved to Rockland Ont please contact me for all my new information.
Its a great day to be GORDON!!!
Looking forward to hearing from you
Alan
Friday, March 30, 2007
Lawrie Family Scotland
Hello All
We are looking for any information you would like to share with us re THE LAWRIE history!!
We are developing the family tree and any information you would be willing to share would be helpful do not hesitate to let us know about it.
Thanks
alanlawrie@sympatico.ca
We are looking for any information you would like to share with us re THE LAWRIE history!!
We are developing the family tree and any information you would be willing to share would be helpful do not hesitate to let us know about it.
Thanks
alanlawrie@sympatico.ca
Friday, March 2, 2007
House of Gordon
Hello have you heard the news!! House of Gordon Canada is soon to have its own web site !!!
Stay Tuned!
Remember what Ashlar means
Stay Tuned!
Remember what Ashlar means
Thursday, February 15, 2007
Proud to be GORDON
As I continue to post and looking for new ideas I am always reminded how proud I am of family and being GORDON!!
I am looking for all Highland Games Canada to ad to my post so if you have and info please email me so I can post.
See You at The Games
What is Freemasonry
What is Freemasonry?
Freemasonry is the oldest and largest world wide fraternity dedicated to the Brotherhood of Man under the Fatherhood of a Supreme Being. Although of a religious nature, Freemasonry is not a religion. It urges its members, however, to be faithful and devoted to their own religious beliefs.The organization of Freemasonry is based on a system of Grand Lodges, each sovereign within its own territory. There is no central authority governing all Grand Lodges. However, to be acknowledged by others, acceptable traditions, standards and practices must be maintained.In our Province the governing body is called the Grand Lodge of Canada in the Province of Ontario. It is under the leadership of a Grand Master. He presides over the 75,000 Masons who belong to one or more of the 647 lodges in our jurisdiction. Each of these lodges is under the direction of a Master.
What it Does
As a fraternity, Freemasonry provides an opportunity for men to meet and enjoy friendly companionship. In the spirit of helpfulness and brotherly love and guided by strict moral principles it encourages goodwill toward all mankind. Freemasonry is of a personal nature in its private ceremonies. Its ritual dramatizes a philosophy of life based on morality. It promotes self improvement. The tools of operative masons are used to symbolize and teach the basic principles of brotherly love, charity, and truth which Masons are encouraged to practice in their daily lives. Charity is a tangible way in which Masons help those whose circumstances in life fairly warrant it.
Historical Background
Our traditions can be traced directly to the associations of operative masons. They were men of outstanding character and high ideals, who built the cathedrals, abbeys, and castles of the Middle Ages.With the decline of cathedral building in the 17th Century, many guilds of stonemasons, called "Operative" masons, started to accept into their membership those who were not members of the masons' craft and called them "Speculative" or "Accepted" masons.It was in these groups, called lodges, comprised mainly of "Accepted" masons that Freemasonry, as we know it today, had its beginning.In 1717, four such lodges, which had been meeting regularly in London, united to form the first Grand Lodge of England under the direction of a Grand Master. From that first Grand Lodge, Freemasonry has spread throughout the world. Today, some 150 Grand Lodges have a total membership of approximately four million Masons.
Freemasonry is the oldest and largest world wide fraternity dedicated to the Brotherhood of Man under the Fatherhood of a Supreme Being. Although of a religious nature, Freemasonry is not a religion. It urges its members, however, to be faithful and devoted to their own religious beliefs.The organization of Freemasonry is based on a system of Grand Lodges, each sovereign within its own territory. There is no central authority governing all Grand Lodges. However, to be acknowledged by others, acceptable traditions, standards and practices must be maintained.In our Province the governing body is called the Grand Lodge of Canada in the Province of Ontario. It is under the leadership of a Grand Master. He presides over the 75,000 Masons who belong to one or more of the 647 lodges in our jurisdiction. Each of these lodges is under the direction of a Master.
What it Does
As a fraternity, Freemasonry provides an opportunity for men to meet and enjoy friendly companionship. In the spirit of helpfulness and brotherly love and guided by strict moral principles it encourages goodwill toward all mankind. Freemasonry is of a personal nature in its private ceremonies. Its ritual dramatizes a philosophy of life based on morality. It promotes self improvement. The tools of operative masons are used to symbolize and teach the basic principles of brotherly love, charity, and truth which Masons are encouraged to practice in their daily lives. Charity is a tangible way in which Masons help those whose circumstances in life fairly warrant it.
Historical Background
Our traditions can be traced directly to the associations of operative masons. They were men of outstanding character and high ideals, who built the cathedrals, abbeys, and castles of the Middle Ages.With the decline of cathedral building in the 17th Century, many guilds of stonemasons, called "Operative" masons, started to accept into their membership those who were not members of the masons' craft and called them "Speculative" or "Accepted" masons.It was in these groups, called lodges, comprised mainly of "Accepted" masons that Freemasonry, as we know it today, had its beginning.In 1717, four such lodges, which had been meeting regularly in London, united to form the first Grand Lodge of England under the direction of a Grand Master. From that first Grand Lodge, Freemasonry has spread throughout the world. Today, some 150 Grand Lodges have a total membership of approximately four million Masons.
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