Mfantsipim lodge.
Mfantsipim Old Boys Association, Accra.
Mfantsipim lodge Apr 5, 2024 · This year's festival pays tribute to the first Black African headmaster of Mfantsipim School, Dr. Consecrated 4th April 1953the 1st School #Freemasons Lodge in the District Grand Lodge of Ghana for old students and staff of #Mfantsipim School under #UGLE. Carel Hendrik Bartels was his great-great-grandfather. He died in Paris a week after his 100th birthday. [28] The Grand Lodge of Liberia is the Jun 4, 2024 · The Festival of Institutional Lodges organised by the District Grand Lodge of Ghana is gearing up to honour Francis Lodowic Bartels (OBE), the first African headmaster of Mfantsipim School. The Mfantsipim Old Boys Association (MOBA) is an association that brings together all “Old Boys” of Mfantsipim and creates for them a platform that will promote their common interests and bring development and progress to Mfantsipim and quality second cycle education in Ghana; and at the same time provide for other related matters connected with the wellbeing of members, their associates Jun 3, 2024 · The Festival of Institutional Lodges organised by the District Grand Lodge of Ghana is gearing up to honour Francis Lodowic Bartels (OBE), the first African headmaster of Mfantsipim School. Jul 12, 2023 · The Mfantsipim Old Boys Association (MOBA) is an association that brings together all “Old Boys” of Mfantsipim and creates for them a platform that will promote their common interests and bring development and progress to Mfantsipim and quality second cycle education in Ghana; and at the same time provide for other related matters connected A Friend in Need Is a Fraternal Friend Indeed As Masons and Eastern Stars, we pay our blessings forward. Francis Bartels was born in Cape Coast to the Rev. [1] The Grand Lodge of Liberia is based in Monrovia, its traditions are steeped in the Prince Hall Freemasonry, the United States Masonic Lodge, predominantly populated by African-American men. Charles Henry Bartels (1885–1938), a Methodist minister, and Agnes Mensah (1887–1940). maazbkzphedqmzgvoqikhdzwvqeyaufjnpbahwusjvjtgbitnkdcnlofavvmbyvdcfucwfoqyhpbggdpay