Order of Eastern Star of Texas

The Order of Eastern Star of Texas is a part of the broader Order of the Eastern Star (OES), a fraternal, nonprofit organization associated with the Masonic fraternity.

History

The Order of the Eastern Star itself was established in the late 1800s by Dr. Rob Morris, a Freemason. It is known as an "adoptive rite" to Freemasonry and focuses on charitable service and community involvement[4]. In Texas, the Order has seen various developments, including the establishment of different Grand Chapters over time. For instance, the Esther Grand Chapter was formed from earlier entities and underwent reorganizations in its history[1].

Structure

The Order of the Eastern Star is structured into Grand Chapters at the state level, which oversee local chapters. Each chapter typically works under the governance of a Grand Chapter, composed of leaders such as Grand Worthy Matrons and Grand Worthy Patrons.

Activities and Mission

The Order of Eastern Star is dedicated to charitable work, truth, and loving kindness. Members are encouraged to engage in volunteer activities and support various causes, often working closely with Masonic lodges and other fraternal organizations.

Distinctive Features

Like other Eastern Star chapters, the Texas chapters likely focus on community service, charity, and personal development. Members typically belong to families of Master Masons or are related to Master Masons.

Specifics about Order of Eastern Star of Texas EIN: 752243298

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