Joined Freemasonry in 1993 and been devoted ever since. Interested in using the W.W.W. to promote the order and to attract new good men to the fraternity.
In East Lancashire, we have the ELMBF (East Lancashire Mark Benevolent Fund) our own Provincial Mark Charity which administers and distributes funds raised within the province of East Lancashire and any National donations provided by the Mark Benevolent Fund.
In addition to its responsibility for the administration of two groups of properties in East Lancashire, provided to give affordable
It was a nice fine day on Tuesday, 7th June 2022, when 43 East Lancashire Mark brethren climbed out of bed in the early hours to catch the 7.55 train from Manchester Piccadilly to London to attend the annual Investiture meeting at Great Queen Street.… Read more “Annual Grand Mark Investiture”
It’s been a couple of years since Wycoller Mark 1582 had performed an advancement ceremony for a new candidate, so there was a bit of excitement when covid restrictions were finally lifted and we could get back to proper Mark Masonry.… Read more “His stone was basically scrap”
Skelmersdale RAM docked on Tuesday the 15th of February at 6 pm sharp. With the aim of electing a new Commander. W Bro Graham Jones drew the short straw for which he thanked all present.
The meeting was swiftly followed by Skelmersdale Mark, to once again proclaim W Bro Bob Summers as the
In East Lancashire, we have the ELMBF (East Lancashire Mark Benevolent Fund) our own Provincial Mark Charity who administer and distribute funds raised within the province of East Lancashire and any National donations provided by the Mark Benevolent Fund.
In addition to its responsibility for the administration of two groups of properties in East Lancashire, provided to
On Monday, 31st January 2022, Manchester Keystone Lodge No 745 celebrated their Centenary with the attendance of RWBro John H Smith, PGM, along with other guests totalling 33. The meeting commenced at 5.45 pm with WBro John Pearson, PGJD, in the chair.… Read more “Keystone 745 Centenary Celebrations”