Worshipful Master

A Worshipful Master (term from antiquity for “respected” or “honored”) is the senior elected office in the Lodge. The Worshipful Master rules and governs his Lodge with broad lattitude, subject to the Grand Lodge Methodical Digest and orders of the Grand Master. Worshipful Masters are elected for one-year terms and have a comprehensive ritual requirement. When compared to companies and other organizations they are equivalent to President or Chief Executive Officer/Chief Operating Officer. Their year as Master is normally the culmination of a five-year path. Responsibilities include the following:

• Coordinate Lodge Activities.
• Officer Growth and Development.
• Community Engagement.
• Grand Lodge Requirements.
• Engagement with the District Deputy Grand Master and Sister Lodges.
• Degree Work and Ritual Proficiency.
• Masonic Education.

The following is the list of Worshipful Masters from Courtland Lodge No. 85:

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The Community Builder Award is a prestigious honor bestowed by Virginia Masonic Lodges upon non-Masons who demonstrate exceptional service to their communities, churches, or government, embodying Masonic principles of service without expecting recognition

The following is a list of the District Deputy Grand Masters governing Courtland Lodge No. 85:

The Right Worshipful George C. Scott, Jr. Memorial Scholarship is a one-time (non-renewable) scholarship to a worthy high school senior in the greater Boykins area. It is presented in memory of RW Scott, a past Worshipful Master of Boykins Lodge for 27 years, 23 in a row, called to the Celestial Lodge Above in 2008.

The following is the list of Worshipful Masters from Benevolent Lodge No. 34, in Courtland, Virginia.

The following is the list of Worshipful Masters from all three Lodges ever chartered in Boykins.

Boykins Lodge No. 64 (1877 to 1895)

Boykins Lodge No. 287

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