Natick
Assembly No. 28 is part of the International Order of the Rainbow for Girls
that was founded in 1922. We are one of the oldest groups in the area for young
girls between the ages of 11-20, having been a part of local
organizations since 1929. Originally created for young women whose fathers were
members of the Masonic Lodge by a Christian minister (W. Mark Sexson), today Rainbow
Girls respect and welcome all girls from every religion. Our main focus is
teaching girls to be kind and caring. While Rainbow practices and programs
continue to evolve, the basic teachings of faith, hope, and charity remain a
cornerstone of this dynamic girl’s youth group.
- We do a lot of service for
the community and various organizations, and teach girls responsibility,
self esteem, confidence, public speaking, and relationship skills. Girls
build life-long, real friendships. As one of our members recently wrote
"it’s a place where people accept each other, a place where everyone
fits in, and keeps coming back to, because they belong."
Natick
is fortunate enough to be home to a very active assembly. Our current
membership includes girls from
Natick,
as well as several surrounding towns including
Ashland,
Bellingham,
Franklin,
Framingham, Hopedale, Hopkinton, and
Waltham.
International:
www.gorainbow.org
Massachusetts:
www.massiorg.org
If you are a girl between the ages of 11 and 20 who would like to join us,
we'd love to provide more information, including a DVD and other brochures.