NCKOP News

​ Today, our Assistant Grand Knight Director of Membership, Steven Floyd, along with Julius Hinson (Assistant Grand Knight Director of Ritualistic Uniformity and Constitution & Bylaws), successfully completed the printing of all membership cards and prepared them for packaging. After a few years without issuing membership cards, this initiative was made a priority for 2026. Membership cards have now been produced for all 34 Councils that submitted their annual reports. We are still waiting on the remaining 17 councils to summit, it is not too late to get yours submitted and receive your cards for your Knights.  We sincerely appreciate your patience and apologize for the delay. All cards will be shipped within the coming week in black envelops with our logo on the label.  We hope you enjoy the refreshed design. Moving forward, each renewing member will receive a new holographic sticker annually. New or reinstated members will receive newly printed membership cards upon b...

On behalf of the North Carolina Council Order of the Knights of Pythagoras, I extend heartfelt Easter greetings to each of you. Easter is a powerful reminder of renewal, resilience, and hope. As we reflect on the resurrection of Jesus Christ, we are reminded that even in life’s most difficult moments, there is always the promise of new beginnings, restoration, and purpose. This season challenges us not only to celebrate, but to grow to strengthen our faith, uplift one another, and continue striving to be examples of character, service, and leadership in our communities. As Knights, we are called to walk in purpose, guided by light, integrity, and a commitment to making a positive impact. Whether you are spending this day in worship, surrounded by loved ones, or in quiet reflection, may your heart be filled with peace, your spirit renewed with hope, and your path guided with clarity and purpose. Wishing you and your families a blessed, joyful, and uplifting Easter. NC Knights of Pythago...

Each year we recognize our Knights for their outstanding accomplishments in school, in their communities, and within our wonderful program; the   Knights of Pythagoras . We would like to remind everyone of the different awards and recognitions that are presented during the Annual Assemblage. Awards a. Joseph L. Pillow Award Presented to the Knight who has exemplified the very best in Knighthood. (Nominee should be present at the Assemblage.) b. Alexander Graves, Jr. Award Presented to the Council that has the highest number of Knights and Board of Regents registered at the Annual Assemblage. c. Herbert Bell Shaw Award Presented to the Council that has the highest percentage of Knights attending the Annual Assemblage based on the numbers submitted in the Annual Report. d. William A. Clement Award Presented to the Council with the largest representation of activities since the last Assemblage. e. Clark S. Brown Award Presented to the Knight District Deputy of the Year for outstanding...

Recently, the Coastal Region, comprised of Masonic Districts 9 through 15, hosted its Annual Youth Day in Snow Hill, North Carolina, at Greene Central High School. The event was well attended and reflected the strong engagement and commitment of our youth, advisors, supervisors, Brothers, and Sisters. As part of the day’s activities, participants contributed to the jurisdiction’s food drive, with all donations provided to a local area food pantry—demonstrating the spirit of service and community impact that defines our program. The guest speaker, Mrs. Desheka Williams, delivered an inspiring message titled  “ABC for Teens: T.I.C. (Tellers in Christ).”  Her presentation emphasized personal growth, purpose, and authenticity. She shared how life’s challenges have shaped her journey and reinforced her commitment to inspiring others. Mrs. Williams encouraged attendees to think creatively, embrace who they are, and strive to leave every interaction better than they found it. Her mes...