Become a Knight

Thank you for your interest in joining our local Knights of Columbus!

Becoming a Knight of Columbus is a process that involves joining a Catholic fraternal organization dedicated to charity, unity, and fraternity. The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic service organization that provides opportunities for its members to engage in charitable activities and support their communities. Here are the steps to become a Knight of Columbus:

Eligibility:

To become a Knight of Columbus, you must meet certain eligibility criteria. Typically, you must be a Catholic male who is at least 18 years old. Some councils may have additional requirements, so it’s a good idea to check with your local council for specific eligibility details.

Contact Us:

Email our Council’s Grand Knight at GK7103@kofc7103.org to express your interest in becoming a Knight.

Attend a meeting or information session:

Contact the local council and express your interest in joining. They may invite you to attend one of their meetings or information sessions. This will give you an opportunity to learn more about the organization and meet current members.

Complete the Membership Application:

If you decide to join, you’ll need to fill out a membership application form. You’ll also need to pay the required initiation fee of $___ and, each year the annual dues of $___.

Interview and Acceptance:

After submitting your application and fees, you may be interviewed by members of the council or undergo an orientation process. Once you are accepted as a member, you will be formally initiated into the order.

Participate in Council Activities:

As a Knight of Columbus, you’ll have the opportunity to participate in various charitable, community service, and fundraising activities organized by your council. These activities are often geared toward supporting the Catholic Church and helping those in need.

Advancement:

Within the Knights of Columbus, there are different degrees of membership that you can attain as you become more involved and committed to the organization. These degrees are typically known as the First, Second, and Third Degrees.

Stay Active:

To maintain your membership, it’s important to stay active in your local council and continue participating in its activities and programs.