Grand Starpoint Receptions

Starpoint Flowers
The receptions for our Grand Starpoints will begin the third Saturday in March:

Alicia Corn - Grand Adah - March 15th
Elaine Sample - Grand Ruth - March 22nd
Dori Cooper - Grand Esther - March 29th
Amy Ogrentz - Grand Martha - April 5th
Susie Alpha - Grand Electa - April 12th

All receptions are on Saturdays in March and April.
Social Time: 2:00pm, Reception: 4:00pm (CDT for Grand Martha), Dinner to Follow.

Scholarships

Scholarship Logo
Information for all three scholarships is now available in the Documents Section.
  • ESTARL Scholarship: Applications due May 1st, 2025.
  • Nettie Ransford Scholarship: Applications due April 12th, 2025.
  • Our World of Youth: Applications due April 25th, 2025.
Requirements vary with each scholarship so remember to share this information with your Chapters, Lodges and eligible students you may know!

150th Annual Grand Chapter Session

Horizon Center

The 150th Annual "Sunshine and Memories" Session will be on June 13 - 15, 2025 at the Horizon Conference Center in Muncie, IN.

You can find more details in the Grand Chapter Section of the Documents Directory.

You can find more details on the Session Schedule and the Grand Chapter Section of the Documents Directory. There is also a Quick Reference page showing times and locations of all events.

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Welcome to Eastern Star in Indiana!

If you are looking for a way to do something for others, and have a great time in the process, you are at the right place. We are a fraternal organization that is always on the lookout for adults of all ages who are trying to better themselves and the community around them.

Our Values
We strive to live our lives by the enduring beliefs of Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth, along with certain core values:

Friendship: We are the largest fraternal organization in the world to which both women and men can belong. With Chapters in almost all 50 states and in 27 countries around the world, members can go anywhere and know that they can find friends and a helpful hand when they are in need.

Community Service: Our members are encouraged to help one another and to reach out to their communities. Members are active in many community-based projects that provide for those requiring assistance.

Diversity: The members of our Order reflect the social, cultural, educational, ethnic, and religious diversity of the community around them. We value each other’s strengths and opinions.

Charity: As an organization, we raise funds to aid our members in need. We support cancer and heart research, provide college/university scholarships for students regardless of age or membership status, and financially support many other charities. We fund and operate a Senior Living Community for our older members who belong to Indiana Chapters.