intervisitation

It sets intervisitation among yearly meetings as a top priority.

Yearly meetings are asked to extend intervisitation.

Political difficulties caused by the South African Government's policy of Apartheid at first make intervisitation between the two countries difficult.

John Wilhelm Rowntree died after arriving in the US for more intervisitation.

It reports "A new budget with increased sums for intervisitation requires increased contributions from yearly meetings and monthly meetings and individual Friends."

Grand Lodges and Grand Orients that afford mutual recognition and allow intervisitation are said to be in amity.

The Section of the Americas encourages intervisitation among Friends in Latin America and between North and Latin America.

That it had received its charter from the English Grand Lodge and was thus entitled to all Masonic rights such as intervisitation between black and white lodges without prejudice.

Reflective of the variety of Friends in the Midwest, it encourages intervisitation and appoints visitors to the new meetings established under the care of FWCC's American Section.

Co-Freemasonry is not formally recognised by any of the larger male-only Masonic Grand Lodges in the US in as much as intervisitation or other Masonic interaction is not permitted.

His initial priorities are intervisitation, closer connections with the work of the United Nations, the need for Friends to look deeply into situations where there are strong differing opinions, and FWCC having a global worldview.

At the Annual Meeting of the Section of the Americas, COAL decides that, to create funds for intervisitation, publications and workshops in Latin America, a full representation of representatives will attend every other year.

Prince Hall Masonry in North Dakota falls under the jurisdiction of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Minnesota, Inc., with whom intervisitation was approved in 1991, and then expanded in 1998.