Jobs daughters

by Midnight Freemason Contributor Judy Gordon It isn’t sufficient just to want—you’ve got to ask yourself what you are going to do to get the things you want. ~Franklin D Roosevelt There is an organization that is very near and dear to my heart. I’ve spoken of the group many times, but I have not actually told you about it. First of all, let me begin by asking you, what have you gotten out of Freemasonry? What has Freemasonry given you? Perhaps FRIENDSHIP, SELF-CONFIDENCE, LEADERSHIP SKILLS…

Job's Daughters International is a youth organization for girls and young women between the ages of 10-20 to foster leadership, charity, and character building.

Rizal Day with Bethel No 1, Olongapo City, IOJD Honored Queen Cynthia Gregorio with Jean Mackay and Aleta Ela. (Photo courtesy of Bro DAZB,...

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Being in Job's Daughters has been so beneficial to me, and these are also the reasons why you should consider learning more about the organization.

Job's Daughters ceremony

"Gems for the Jobie Soul" was done as a pro bono project for Nebraska Job's Daughters. I not only designed the cover art, but I also did the layout and editing for the entire book.

Ethel Theresa Mick She and her husband founded the International Order of Jobs Daughters in 1920.

The Masonic organizations were like an extension of our own family; mom was involved with the Mason's, Shriners, Eastern Star, DeMolay, Jobs Daughters and Rainbow for Girls. Sister and I were members in Jobs and Rainbows!