Our Prelate is a Scottish Master of St Andrew
At the October meeting of the Suth Seaxe Lodge of Scottish Masters of St Andrew No. 9 in the Grand Priory of Knights Beneficent of the Holy City our Provincial Prelate, Len Moreton, took his Fourth Degree Ceremony.
The Ceremony was conducted by the Worshipful Deputy Master, Revd Knight Ray Tyne, the Senior and Junior Wardens were Ian Smith and Pat Crossan, and the Master of Ceremonies was Chris Eley. Many other Surrey Knights were there to see Len join the Order, so it was a very special and enjoyable day for us all. What made this very special for Chris was that Len is the Provincial Grand Chaplain in the Craft Province of Surrey and he is his Deputy.
Present was our Regional Grand Prefect, R.Revd. Kt. David Jordan, KBHC, who had earlier in the meeting installed Revd Knight Ray Tyne as Worshipful Deputy Master.
In November at Mark Masons Hall, Tim Ford will be made a Squire Novice (5th Degree) and Chris Eley will be made a Knight Beneficent of the Holy City (6th Degree).
Article by Chris Eley and photo by Kelvin Gane
At the October meeting of the Suth Seaxe Lodge of Scottish Masters of St Andrew No. 9 in the Grand Priory of Knights Beneficent of the Holy City our Provincial Prelate, Len Moreton, took his Fourth Degree Ceremony.
The Ceremony was conducted by the Worshipful Deputy Master, Revd Knight Ray Tyne, the Senior and Junior Wardens were Ian Smith and Pat Crossan, and the Master of Ceremonies was Chris Eley. Many other Surrey Knights were there to see Len join the Order, so it was a very special and enjoyable day for us all. What made this very special for Chris was that Len is the Provincial Grand Chaplain in the Craft Province of Surrey and he is his Deputy.
Present was our Regional Grand Prefect, R.Revd. Kt. David Jordan, KBHC, who had earlier in the meeting installed Revd Knight Ray Tyne as Worshipful Deputy Master.
In November at Mark Masons Hall, Tim Ford will be made a Squire Novice (5th Degree) and Chris Eley will be made a Knight Beneficent of the Holy City (6th Degree).
Article by Chris Eley and photo by Kelvin Gane
