In January 2026, the Valley of Wilmington Scottish Rite proudly welcomed its newly elected and installed officers, marking the beginning of another year dedicated to the principles and our Philanthropies. These distinguished brethren, selected for their unwavering commitment to Masonic values and service to the community, step forward to guide the Valley through an exciting period of growth, fellowship, and continued support for vital programs such as RiteCare Scottish Rite Childhood Language Program and disaster relief initiatives. Their leadership reflects the enduring strength of the Scottish Rite in eastern North Carolina, where members from Wilmington to Fayetteville unite in pursuit of personal development and fraternal harmony.
Under the direction of these capable officers, the Valley looks forward to a vibrant 2026 filled with meaningful degree work, educational opportunities, and community outreach. The new leadership team brings fresh energy and dedication to preserving the rich traditions of the Ancient & Accepted Scottish Rite while embracing innovative ways to engage both longtime members and new candidates. The Valley of Wilmington remains a cornerstone of Masonic education and charity in the region, and these officers stand ready to lead with integrity and vision.
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What are Supreme Council, Orients & Valleys?The governing body of the Scottish Rite is the Supreme Council. It is composed of active and deputy members of the 35 states and several overseas jurisdictions that make up the Southern Jurisdiction. Each state or jurisdiction that belongs to the Southern Jurisdiction is called an Orient. The local Scottish Rite body is called a Valley. Each Valley has up to four Scottish Rite bodies, and each body confers a set of degrees. In the Southern Jurisdiction these are:
the Supreme Council confers the 33rd Degree of Sovereign Grand Inspector General. |