Promoting the Fraternity across the World
All three of Berwick-upon-Tweed’s lodges were represented at the Berwick Infirmary to promote the TLC (Teddies for Loving Care) Appeal, which provides soft toys for children in A&E units all over the UK. ‘The staff at Berwick Infirmary do a fantastic job and we feel this helps both them and the children,’ said Colin Fuller, chaplain of St David’s Lodge, No. 393, who organised the scheme.
From the Grand Secretary Welcome to the spring 2016 issue of Freemasonry Today. With 2017 fast approaching, we thought it timely to have an…
Place in the community Director of Special Projects John Hamill recognises Freemasonry’s tentative steps back into the…
The Freemasons are a family to us When she lost her husband and home, Paula Kilshawe-Fall faced emotional and financial chaos. Glyn Brown meets the…
Edinburgh Register House MS 1696.txt Knoop, D; Jones, G P; Hamer, D;The Early Masonic Catechisms,Manchester University Press (1963)Second Edition, pp…
The inaugural shoot of the MMCSA was held at Tree Tops, Newport. The event was attended by three Monmouthshire Masons, one Wiltshire Mason and a non…
We offer warm congratulations to W Bro Mike Gage who is to be Appointed and Invested, Provincial Grand Junior Warden of Mark Master Masons at the…
Quarterly Communication 9 December 2015 An address by the MW the Pro Grand Master Peter Lowndes Brethren, I am so pleased to see the excellent…
Well suited Director of Special Projects John Hamill discusses the appeal of formal dress for younger masons A wide variety of questions and…
Changing faces As Freemasonry searches for new ways to build membership, Sarah Holmes learns what insights were revealed at an innovative light…