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Previous Item Next Item Cabiri Location Location 123 Any St, Tampa, FL 33702 Meeting Days 2nd Monday of the month Main Contact Frank Harrison Phone Number 727-123-4567 Email Sample@gmail.com Website https://www.cabiriinternational.org/home.html General Information Join the Cabiri Past Potentates wonderful group of professionals. We would love to have you. We are all about the Shrine's camaraderie and exciting activities.

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Our Shrine Committees are a group of knowledgeable people that provide known functions to successfully running the Shrine Center. Shrine Committees Welcome to Shrine Center Committees! We are a passionate group of knowledgeable individuals working tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure the smooth operation of our Shrine Center. Our committee members are dedicated to fulfilling various essential functions, helping to create a welcoming and supportive environment for all. If you're looking to get involved, we invite you to reach out and learn more about how you can help us enhance our community, help us grow successfully & uphold the values of the Shrine. Committee Name Chairperson Contact Email 100 MILLION DOLLAR CLUB Mr. John Doe 100miillion@example.com AMBASSADORS Mr. David Rite ambassador@example.com ATTORNEYS Kenneth Rims atty@example.com BY-LAWS Mr. Arnold Ross bylaws@example.com CIRCUS Harry Robertson circus@example.com ENDOWMENTS, WILLS, & GIFTS Dr. Mark Lee willsandgifts@example.com HOSPITAL REPRESENTATIVE Jason Oneil hosrep@example.com INSTALLATION Mr. John Smith installation@example.com INSURANCE Manny Viel ins@example.com LEADERSHIP Mrs. Kenneth Davis leadership@example.com MEMBERSHIP Mr. Harry Johnson membership@example.com POTENTATE' S AIDS Carl Jamie poteaid@example.com PUBLIC RELATIONS John Robert pr@example.com

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Our Shrine Center offers all the amenities you need to host a professional occasion at our location. Here is our photo gallery of our amenities that can be included in your event setup. Rental Amenities Photo Gallery Welcome to our Photo Gallery of our Shrine Facility and all it has to offer your next special event. Don't miss out Book Now. Book Now Auditorium Our beautiful Auditorium is spacious and comfortable for all your guests. Shrine Auditorium Our beautiful 2000sq Shrine Auditorium is great for your once in a life time memorable special occasion. Stage Gallery Out 800 sq ft stage is big enough for an entire live band or a set of dancers. Private Spaces We have several meeting room private spaces available for those who need a little space or office time. Parking We have plenty of parking spaces with handicapped access. Dance Floor Plenty of room for all your party guests that love to Sound System Complete Sound System with Speakers, Turn Table and Microphones Bar Fully Stocked Comfortable Bar with Beer, Wine & Liguor Kitchen Fully Stocked Kitchen with Pots, Pans, Dishes and Utensils. Outdoor Area Outdoor Dinner area for

Join Us and Become A Member of our Shrine Center. Shrine Ceremonials are the beginning of becoming a new Member. You must be a master mason before becoming a Shriner. You can join at www.BeaShrinerNow.com Join the Ladies of the Shrine Get to know the Shrine Why Become a Shriner? Becoming a Shriner is a rewarding experience that offers numerous benefits and opportunities. Here are some compelling reasons to join: 1. Philanthropic Mission Supports Shriners Children's: Shriners are dedicated to providing care and support to children in need, particularly through Shriners Hospitals and Health Clinics. Community Service: Engage in various charitable activities that make a positive impact in your community. 2. Brotherhood and Friendship Strong Bonds: Join a network of like-minded individuals who share similar values and interests. Lifelong Friendships: Build lasting relationships with fellow Shriners. 3. Personal Development Leadership Opportunities: Take on roles that help develop your leadership skills. Public Speaking: Enhance your communication abilities through various events and activities. 4. Fun and Fellowship Social Events: Participate in a variety of fun events, including parades, parties, and fundraisers. Family-Friendly Activities: Many events are designed for families, promoting a sense of community. 5. Cultural Richness Unique Traditions: Experience the rich history and traditions of the Shriners. Diverse Membership: Meet individuals from various backgrounds and cultures. 6. Making a Difference Impact Lives: Your involvement directly contributes to improving the lives of children and families. Be Part of Something Bigger: Join a global organization with a significant legacy of philanthropy. How to Get Involved If you're interested in becoming a Shriner, reach out to your local Shrine Center for more information on how to join and participate in their activities. Feel free to ask if you have more questions or need additional details! Contact Us Be a Shriner Now Why Join Join our Shrine Center Now Building Lasting & Fun Relationships Get Your Petitions Here

Please be informed that our Shrine News Page has been established with the sole purpose of providing our esteemed members with up-to-date information regarding the events and happenings at the Shrine Center, Shriners, Shriners Children's, and Masonry. News Spreading the Love in our Digital Shrine Magazine

Become a Shriner now. We would love to have you join our fraternity. You must be a Master Mason before you can join the Shriners. Learn more at https://beashrinernow.com/ How to Become a Shriner? Shriner Primer Flyer Steps to Become a Shriner 1. Become a Mason 1st: Join a Blue Lodge: You must first be a Master Mason. Seeking membership in a local Masonic lodge Completing the degrees of Freemasonry (Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft, and Master Mason) 2. Meet the Requirements: Age: Generally, you need to be at least 18 years old. Belief in a Supreme Being: You must profess a belief in a higher power. 3. Express Interest in Shriners: Contact a Local Shrine Chapter : Reach out to your local Shrine Center or a member of the Shriners. They can provide information on how to proceed. 4. Complete the Application: Fill Out an Application: Obtain and complete an application for membership in the Shriners. 5. Attend an Interview: Meet with Members: You may be interviewed by current members to discuss your interest and commitment. 6. Participate in the Initiation Ceremony : Attend the Ceremony: If accepted, you will participate in an initiation ceremony, which includes a fun and unique experience that emphasizes the values of the Shriners. 7. Pay Dues: Membership Fees: Be prepared to pay any required fees or dues associated with membership. Philanthropy: Shriners are known for their charitable work, particularly through the Shriners Children's healthcare for children. Engaging in community service is a significant aspect of being a Shriner. Social Activities: Shriners often participate in parades, social events, and fundraising activities. Conclusion Becoming a Shriner is a rewarding journey that involves commitment to the values of Freemasonry and service to the community. If you’re interested, reach out to a local Masonic lodge or Shrine Center for guidance. Become a Shriner Join the Famous Fraternity & Shriners Children's We are about Fun, Friends, Family & Philanthropy Be a Shriner Now Why Join Noble Academy Membership & Marketing Noble Academy High-Quality Shriners Education The Noble Academy, part of the Shriners International Education Foundation (SIEF), is committed to bringing together leading experts to educate Shriners and the wider Masonic community. Founded in 2020, the Noble Academy offers a range of educational opportunities, both virtual and in-person, aimed at equipping learners with the essential knowledge and skills to drive change and promote growth within their organizations.

The Editorial without Words image is on many billboards, trucks, and other signs for the Shriners Children's and Shrine Centers. The story it tells needs no explanation. This story depicts a Shriner, wearing his fez, carrying a little girl in one hand and her crutches in the other. Editorial Without Words The "Editorial Without Words" image is on many billboards, trucks, and other signs for the Shriners Hospitals for Children and Shrine Centers. The story it tells needs no explanation. This story depicts a Shriner, wearing his fez, carrying a little girl in one hand and her crutches in the other. You will see this image on many full-size statues in front of Shriners Hospitals, Shrine Centers, and International Shrine Headquarters. Its origin is a real photograph taken in 1970 at an amusement park in Evansville, Indiana. The little girl in the photo is Bobbi Jo Wright, who was born with cerebral palsy. Her orthopedic problems were treated at St. Louis Shriners Hospital for Children, and Bobbi Jo went on to graduate from Anderson University in Indiana. The Shriner carrying Bobbi Jo is Al Hortman, who became a Mason and a Shriner after his own daughter was treated at the St. Louis Hospital. The image that was photographed by accident by a local newspaper photographer has been reproduced on pins, patches, shirts, statues, clothing, hats, and even stained-glass windows. The photo known as the "Editorial Without Words" is probably one of the best-recognized symbols of Shriners Hospitals for Children, yet it was taken almost by accident. Randy Dieter, the photographer, recalled that in 1970, he had been on assignment covering the local Shrine Temple's annual outing for handicapped children at the now-defunct Mesker Amusement Park in Evansville, Indiana. "I was taking shots of the midway and was using my telephoto lens," Dieter said. "I saw a local Shriner walking by carrying a little girl in one hand and her crutches in the other. My camera wouldn't fire. "Then they were too close for my lens. I ran past them, but the camera jammed. I had to take my last shot as they walked by. It was the end of the roll. If I had to think about it, I wouldn't have come up with something like that. Fate guides you." "It still seems unreal," said Bobbi Jo Wright, the little girl in the photo. "I have many wonderful memories of the years I was a patient at the St. Louis Shriners Hospital and remember all the fun activities. I was born with cerebral palsy, which resulted in many orthopedic problems that made walking difficult. I had many surgeries at the St. Louis Hospital. They greatly improved my ability to walk." Bobbi Jo received her B.A. in English from Anderson University. She is active in her church and teaches Sunday school. "I use a cane when I go shopping," she said. "If I'm walking on grassy areas, I use crutches." The Shriner who was unexpectedly immortalized carrying Bobbi Jo was Al Hortman. Al Hortman's daughter, Laura, was a patient at the Shriners Hospital in St. Louis. After Laura began receiving treatment at Shriners Hospitals, Al Hortman joined the Shrine. “No Man Stands So Tall As When He Stoops To Help A Child” Editorial Without Words Shriners Children's Over 55 years this symbol has withstood the time and represented Shriners Children's "Yesterday is the Past, Tomorrow is the Future but Today is a gift and that is why it is called the Present" Bil Keane "Do Good & Enjoy Every Moment of Life's Daily Gifts" Sarah Diane Reid www.ComputerTutorServices.com We're Standing Taller Now

The potentate of a Shrine Center holds the main authority: He holds a position of leadership and decision-making. Responsibilities: Oversees rituals, ceremonies, and events within the shrine. Ensures the preservation of traditions and practices. Symbol of Unity. Meet Our 2020 Potentate of The Shrine Illustrious Sir Dean Dileo "Respect The Past Create the Future" potentate@gmail.com (123) 456-7891 Hi my name is Dean Dileo, I have been a member of the Shrine for over 20 years. I saw my father become a Mason and how he had great inspirations for me in community service, so I joined the Shrine. I have met some wonderful people who became lifetime friends and had the pleasure of working in the industry both on the Shrine Center side and Shriners Children's. I got to see first hand how our children are being taken care of. I ride the 3 wheel go carts and have a lot of fun doing it with my fellow nobles. We Ride so Children can Walk again. Potentate's Breaking News What is a Potentate & What does he do? The Potentate is like the President or CEO of a Company and is responsible for ensuring officers and employees carry out their duties as described in the International By-laws. The Potentate is also responsible for the budget and complying with rules and regulations required by Shriners International and Shriners Children's. Shriners primarily support their official philanthropy, Shriners Children’s, which provides care for children with various conditions. Read More Details Here Shriners can be found on six continents with over 200 Shrine Chapters and thousands of Shrine Clubs. They welcome all Masons to become Shriners and can help non-Masons become Masons. Potentates Coin Potentate's Video Message Potentate's Sample Video Message Our website was designed as a portal for everything related to Masonry & Shriners. Potentates Pin

Shriners Black Camel represents our beloved Nobles who are no longer with us. If you know any noble who has recently passed, please contact our Shrine Center,​ The information we need to keep an accurate record of our expired members includes full name, address, phone number, and date of death. We appreciate your assistance in keeping our records up-to-date. Please help us honor our departed Nobles by providing us with the necessary information. Again, thank you for your support. Black Camel Please help us keep our member records up-to-date Shriners Black Camel represents our beloved Nobles who are no longer with us. If you know any noble who has recently passed, please contact our Shrine Center today. The information we need to keep an accurate record of our expired members includes full name, address, phone number, and date of death. We appreciate your assistance in keeping our records up-to-date. Please help us honor our departed Nobles by providing us with the necessary information. Again, thank you for your support. Contact Us Honoring Our Members We would like to show our appreciation of our members who have passed away. Please reach out to your Noble's family and let them know that you care and remember their loved ones. 01/01/2025 Jerry Smith 04/01/2025 Ronnie Harrison 03/04/2025 Johnny Right 04/15/2025 James Ricks 03/15/2025 Harry Robinson 05/01/2025 Ken Robertson 03/25/2025 Robert Romano 05/10/2025 John Russo

How to Become a Mason? Go to www.beafreemason.org The Very Measure of a Good man You must be a male, at least 18 years of age You must profess a belief in a Supreme Being You must be a man of good morals and reputation. Get to know the Masons Steps to Become a Mason 1. Research Freemasonry: Understand the principles, values, and history of Freemasonry. Familiarize yourself with the local Masonic lodges and their activities. 2. Meet the Requirements: Be of legal age (usually 18 or 21, depending on the jurisdiction). Believe in a Supreme Being (the specifics can vary). Be of good moral character and have a good reputation in your community. 3. Find a Lodge: Locate a Masonic lodge near you. You can often find this information online or through local community resources. 4. Express Interest: Approach a Mason you know or contact the lodge directly to express your interest in joining. 5. Application Process: Complete a petition/application form for membership. You may need to provide personal references. 6. Interview: Attend an interview with members of the lodge, where they will ask about your background and reasons for wanting to join. 7. Balloting: The lodge will vote on your application. A favorable vote is usually required for acceptance. 8. Initiation: If accepted, you will participate in an initiation ceremony, which marks your entry into the first degree of Freemasonry. 9. Progression: After initiation, you can progress through the degrees of Freemasonry (typically Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft, and Master Mason) by participating in lodge activities and fulfilling any requirements. Conclusion Becoming a Mason is a journey of personal growth, community involvement, and commitment to the values of Freemasonry. https://beafreemason.org/ Become a Mason First Must be a Master Mason to be a Shriner G is for God G is for Greatness G is for Good Deeds Become a Mason Now