North Carolina Fraternal Chapter

Fostering civic virtue through service.

The Nathanael Greene Society promotes fellowship and mentorship, the reading of great American works, and active service in churches, civic organizations, and local communities.

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01 The Society

Men prepared for service.

The Society brings men together for fellowship and mentorship. Its members read and discuss American literature and history, develop practical skills and virtues, and take an active part in churches, civic organizations, and local communities.

Esse quam videri

02 Mission in practice

The mission directs the chapter’s work.

Mentorship
Mentor men in the cultural and folk traditions of America, with particular reverence for North Carolina.
Reading and Study
Promote the reading of great American works and the study of authors whose writings have shaped our society.
Civic Duty
Take an active part in local communities, churches, and civic organizations.
Stewardship
Develop the skills and virtues required for integrity, wise leadership, and service to the common good.

03 Our Namesake

Prudence and fortitude in public command.

Nathanael Greene took command of a weakened Southern army and rebuilt its effectiveness through discipline, mobility, and patience. His example accords with the Society’s emphasis on integrity, wise leadership, and service to the common good.

Why Nathanael Greene?

04 Official Mission Statement

The Society’s Mission

With thanks and praise to God Almighty, be it known that the Nathanael Greene Society is established for the purpose of mentoring men in the esteemed cultural and folk traditions of America, with a particular reverence for the heritage of the great state of North Carolina. Our mission is to engage men actively in the local community, churches, and various civic organizations, thereby fostering a robust sense of community and civic duty.

We dedicate ourselves to the promotion of the reading of the great literary works of America and the study of authors whose writings have shaped the fabric of our society. By so doing, we aim to cultivate intellectual growth and a profound appreciation for our national heritage.

Moreover, it is our purpose to develop the skills and virtues of our members, equipping them to be citizens of integrity and leaders of wisdom, steadfast in their commitment to the common good and the principles of liberty. With humble reliance upon the providence of Almighty God, we strive to uphold these values, knowing that through His guidance and blessing, we shall prosper in our endeavors and serve as faithful stewards of His creation.

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05 Reading and conversation

Essays and conversations from the Society.

Essays & commentary

Latest from the Publication

The publication continues the Society’s work of reading and study through essays on American history and literature, religion, political thought, and civic life.