Go MasonsConnect Go, issue #2 - To stand still is to fall behind

It's annual general meeting time once again. The MasonsConnect AGM for 2010/2011 will be held at Moorabbin Masonic Centre on the Corner of Rowans Road and Isabella Street Moorabbin on Sunday the 7th November at 1.30pm.

The AGM does all the usual things reports and the election of Officers. But with this quite exciting difference we actually discuss what our plans are to assist the Craft and Masonic Orders in Victoria for the coming year.

If you want to join our happy band and better understand the power of the internet and use it effectively for the advancement of your Lodge come along to our AGM.

For a copy of the agenda visit http://masonsconnect.com/news/go-masonsconnect-go-issue-1-agm-2010

Membership is free!! Ladies are most welcome.

Please accept our invitation and let us know that you will be attending by visiting http://masonsconnect.com/contact-masonsconnect

A big thank you to a couple of long time committee team members that will not be continuing on next year. At the best of times being involved in the MasonsConnect Management Team is a thankless job. So firstly, thank you for all for the hard work.

With special thanks to our long time Secretary Bro Doug Elliott isn't at all well and our thoughts and prayers are with him and his family at this time. Doug has been a tower of strength and encouragement to all involved with Masons Connect over the years. We are thinking of you Doug.

And also to Duncan McArthur. Many thanks for the years of service as treasurer.

To stand still is to fall behind... We need to be progressive in all that we do. We need to have a clear vision of where we want to go and a good idea of how we intend to get there. Masons Connect help Lodges to focus on their vision, to communicate more effectively and gain membership. To ask for a presentation for your Lodge - visit http://masonsconnect.com/contact-masonsconnect

Feedback from various Lodges that we have helped includes ‘The Richmond Lodge website has had enormous benefits in helping prospective members learn about the Lodge and Freemasonry in general.’ Ian Burgess, Almoner, Richmond Lodge.

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