Mw Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Ohio PICTURE Gallery

Welcome to our Picture Gallery.  The purpose of this Gallery is to document  the various programs, and activities of the Lodges within the jurisdiction of the, Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Ohio.   If your organization has pictures  you would like displayed, forward along with a brief description to "PHA Ohio Webmasters" at:  phaohiowebmasters@gmail.com or send to  jjohnsonjr2020@gmail.com

Thank again to the wonderful Brothers of Mt Calvary Lodge #76, Phoenix Lodge #112, Samos Chapter Order of  Pythagorans,  and Enoch Court #7 for their generous donation to our sickle cell program for the Christmas holiday in the amount of $1,475 . The families of several sickle cell patients at The Showers Family Center for Childhood Cancer and Blood Disorders were the recipients of some extra blessings this past holiday season.   The lodge has made a commitment to continue the tradition annually and this is the third year they have supported our families.  The donation was able to be used to help several patients diagnosed with sickle cell disease and their families. A huge “Thank You” to the Lodge from the sickle cell team and everyone at The Showers Family Center for Childhood Cancer and Blood Disorders at Akron Children’s Hospital. 

19 November 2021

On behalf of the Andrew J. Rickoff School community, I want to express my sincerest gratitude and appreciation of your very generous donation of hats and gloves.  

They will help keep our youngest scholars warm on the walk to and from school--and of course outside on the playground.

I would like to further take the time to explore our community partnership with the Masonic Lodge on Kinsman and connect you with two of our school-based teacher leaders and family support specialist.  

Diana Gatson is a kindergarten teacher, and organizer for our Black Professional Day.  

Chesiree Jackson is our Family Support Specialist.

Thank you again and with m sincerest gratitude.

Sincerely,

Shelby Schutt

EDUCATOR: Principal

Email: Shelby.Schutt@ClevelandMetroSchools.org

A.J Rickoff PK-8

3500 East 147th Street

Cleveland Ohio 44120

(216)838-4150

Greetings,
 
Worshipful Master Robert I. Jackson motto is; L.E.V.E.L. UP = Lead by
Example, Educate our Brethren, be Visionary and forward thinking, Engage Chapters
and Lodges and Lift-Up our Youth and Community.
The Brethren of Ecclesiastes Lodge #120 exemplified this edict during 2020 and 2021.   Prior to
and during the pandemic as evident by, but not limited to the following.
Youth Read A Thon, Miles for Miles Walk, Shelter Food serving, Voter Registration and
Awareness, School Mentorship, Safe Walk to School, Community Crime Stoppers, Halloween
Fun Night, Operation Keep Warm, Meals on Wheels, Area Development Food Distribution,
Adopt A Highway, Ecclesiastes Chapter #101 Inaugural Adopt A Highway, Assisted Excelsior
Lodge #11 Adopt A Highway, Assisted William T. Boyd #79 Clean Up, Ecclesiastes Chapter
#101 Christmas Connection and Game Night, Ecclesiastes Chapter #101 Movie Night,
Inaugural Golf Outing Scholarship Fundraising, Widows Christmas Basket, Widows Mother’s
Day Basket, Widows Assistance, and Ecclesiastes Lodge #120, 2021 - 7th Masonic District Co-
Lodge of the Year of The Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Ohio. 

Included is a collection of our works:

 L.E.V.E.L. Up Vol. I  

L.E.V.E.L. Up -Vol. II

 L.E.V.E.L Up Vol. III

Fraternally,
Bro Andrew D. White 

Senior Warden , Ecclesiastes Lodge #120
 
Attested by  
Submitted by WM Robert I. Jackson #120 

The Masonic District's brothers and sisters worked together to make a difference.  The brothers of Excelsior Lodge No. 11, their sister chapter Queen Elizabeth Chapter No. 9 and two volunteers collaborated for an Adopt-A-Highway clean-up on Saturday, June 5, 2021. We rendered this service under the umbrella of the MWPHGL of Ohio at the "Troy Lee James Highway", the area of Interstate 490 numbered 71-90 in the west and 77 in the east. The area was named in memory of former Excelsior Lodge Brother Troy Lee James on March 19, 2003. Troy Lee James (April 18, 1924 - November 1, 2007), a former laborer and union member, was the longest-serving Democrat in the Ohio House of Representatives at the time of his death, serving from 1967-2000. Following the establishment of term limits in 1992, he was ineligible to run for office in 2000. He left the House in 2000, after 34 years in the legislature, making him the longest-serving Democrat in the history of the Ohio General Assembly. We hope and pray that we have made him proud.