To acquire your member number, simply locate your latest JBS Bulletin or The New American magazine and look on the mailing label. Then punch in your number.
The examples show you exactly where to look.
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Namesake: John Birch
Founder: Robert Welch
Motto:
Less Government, More Responsibility, and — With God’s Help — a Better World
Mission:
To bring about less government, more responsibility, and — with God's help — a better world by providing leadership, education, and organized volunteer action in accordance with moral and Constitutional principles.
The John Birch Society was launched in 1958 by Robert Welch as a uniquely structured grassroots organization that would give Americans the best chance possible to preserve their freedom and prosperity. Our purpose is to bring about “less government, more responsibility, and – with God’s help – a better world.”
Our main strategy for restoring our constitutional Republic is to create an informed electorate that has sufficient understanding to elect a majority of constitutionalists to our state and federal legislatures, as well as constitutionalist governors and, some day, a constitutionalist president.
If you are committed to preserving a life of freedom for yourself and your family under the U.S. Constitution, please join us now!
A Chapter Report should be submitted every month regardless of the circumstances. The purpose of the Chapter Report is for Headquarters to get an idea of the activity of our Chapters and the Agenda they are participating in. We cannot get a true picture of our strengths and weaknesses if we cannot see the Chapter Reports.
Fill in the name of the person who is the Chapter Leader as well as the Chapter numerical or alphabetical designation.
The number of members in your Chapter is all members in good standing who are assigned to your Chapter.
The number in attendance is the members who actually attended your Chapter Business Meeting.
The number of members working on our agenda may also include those who did not attend the Business Meeting but from whom you have received a report of their activity. We want to know how many are participating even if they could not make the meeting.
Each of the Roman numerals corresponds to the major JBS Agenda headings. If any member did anything within that Agenda heading, even a sub section of the numerical agendum, count it as working within the major heading.
General & Misc. Comments includes any special information you believe pertinent to reporting about your Chapter. This can include a member moving and their new contact information, the death of a member, the number of new recruits, etc., plus any Agenda items your Chapter worked on as a group activity. Did you host a speaker – results? Does your Chapter have an ad hoc committee effort or campaign? Any information regarding these activities and their results would be appreciated.
