Our Story & Traditions ✨
A tradition worth carrying forward.
For more than a century, Job's Daughters has brought girls together to build friendships, serve their communities, develop confidence and discover their potential.
Founded in 1920 • Growing Stronger Every Generation
Where It All Began:
1920
Job's Daughters is founded by Ethel T. Wead Mick in Omaha, Nebraska.
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Then
Girls began building friendships, learning leadership and serving their communities.
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Today
Indiana Jobies continue those traditions while creating new experiences for a new generation.
👑“Why Do We Have Traditions?”
Our traditions give us a connection to the girls who came before us.
👗 Robes- We wear robes in our special meetings to honor each other and remain equal.
👑 Officers & honors- All members are eligible to be an officer of their bethel. Each officer has a duty and responsibility to do her job to the best of their ability.
📖 Handbook- This is what teaches us our memorization and what each officer's responsibilities are as well as a "how to" for the Honored Queen to preside over the meeting.
🤝 Meetings- We typically have meetings twice a month, usually one is to prepare for the other meeting. Meetings involve talking about new events, minutes, charity work, community service, or a fun event that is coming up!
💜 Service- We take pride in our community service, as well as our main charity, "HIKE" which helps provide hearing improvement devices to children in need.
🌸 Sisterhood - The core of Job's Daughters. We have one of the best organizations that gives you sisters for life.
