Miss Queensland is the public representative for Job’s Daughters in Queensland. She is chosen each year through a competition that highlights knowledge, public speaking, interviews and stage presentation.

She attends community events, charity fundraisers, and connects with our Masonic family.

Junior Miss Queensland represents the younger members of Job’s Daughters. Selected through a yearly competition, she supports local Bethels, and serves as a mentor to our Jobie-to-Bees. She helps plan and organise events for them throughout the year, encouraging future members to feel welcomed and involved.

The Jurisdictional Queen represents all members across Queensland. She visits Bethels around the state, assists with promotions, and encourages members through service and social events. A key part of her role is connecting older members and Majority Members, strengthening ties across generations of Job’s Daughters.

Miss Charity is a leader who champions giving and service. Throughout the year she raises awareness and funds for approved charities, inspires others to support important causes, and encourages a spirit of generosity across Job’s Daughters.

Each Bethel elects an Honoured Queen every six months to lead meetings, plan activities, and choose a charitable project. Supporting her are the Senior and Junior Princesses, who learn leadership skills and prepare to step into the Honoured Queen role.