Mark Master Masons of Kent News

Kent Regain Inter-Provincial Cricket Trophy

The Province of Kent team, captained by Malling Abbey's W.Bro. Simon Clare, regained the Norman Todd Trophy after a ten year wait. This year's tournament was hosted by our Surrey neighbours at The Warren in Hayes on the Kent/Surrey border. The day started well with...

Provincial Executive Changes Patented

At the Kent Installed Mark Masters’ Lodge meeting at Tunbridge Wells on Saturday 25th June 2022 the recent changes to the Provincial Executive were formally ratified. After the Lodge was opened and had transacted its initial formal business, the Provincial Grand...

Royal Ark Mariner Grand Assembly – Change of Date

Mark Masons' Hall has been exploring the possibility of moving the regular meeting date of the Royal Ark Mariner Grand Assembly to align the timings with those for other Investiture meetings. They are now delighted to confirm that this year’s meeting will be held on...

A New Minibus for the Freedom Centre

The Freedom Centre was founded on the initiative of the Delta Group which was formed from the local branch of Scope on the Isle of Sheppey. It became an independent charity in 1992. The name was chosen by the centre members to reflect Friendship, Enlightenment,...

Kingfisher Mark Makes Its Maiden Voyage

There were more chains than Alcatraz at the Handover of the new “Kingfisher Mark” to the Medway Kingfisher Trust. The Kingfisher Medway Trust are the proud owners of a new boat – the Kingfisher Mark – to support their work in providing river trips for adults and...

KMBF Supports Ukraine Appeals

Our provincial charity, the Kent Mark Benevolent Fund (KMBF), has authorised donations totalling £5,500 to support the people of Ukraine. The first donation of £5,000 was made to our national charity the MBF in support of its work with The District Grand Lodge of Mark...

Six Key Reasons why you should become a Mark Master Mason

To discover the link between the 2nd & 3rd Degrees in Craft Freemasonry

To discover the link between the 2nd & 3rd Degrees in Craft Freemasonry

To find out why it's called the friendly degree

It's a bridge to other progressive orders

To better understand the Royal Arch

To join in our social activities

Charity – He gives twice who gives promptly