Henllys Lodge Fellow Craft

Henllys Lodge Fellow Craft

On Monday evening Brother John Lavender was passed to the degree of a Fellow Craft at Henllys Lodge. The officers performed an excellent ceremony with the Provincial Grand Master, Right Worshipful Brother Chris. Evans in attendance. A very enjoyable ceremony with good ritual performed by the candidate and all officers involved. Afterwards, Henllys Worshipful Master, W.Bro. Jonathan Davies, described himself as a very proud Mason. The ceremony was followed by an excellent meal at the festive board.

The Worshipful Master of Henllys Lodge (centre) with Brother David Lavender on his left together with visiting Masters and the Senior Warden and Junior Wardens of Henllys Lodge – Brother David Coleman, Senior Warden (far right) and Brother Craig Brown, Junior Warden (far left).

Christmas Teddy Bear

Christmas Teddy Bear

This Christmas Teddy was a Raffle Prize at the Llantarnam Christmas Evening. Mrs. Janet Penn was the Winner and immediately gave the Teddy to Mrs. Kaeren Jones for use in raising Funds for Disabled Swimmers.  Kaeren was attempting a “Firewalk” over Hot Ashes, which she successfully completed, raising much needed funds in the process! Thankfully no physical damage was reported. The Teddy refused to participate !

The Teddy raised £100.00 at the event, thus adding greatly to the final total raised !

Llantarnam Bakers Double

Llantarnam Bakers Double

This evening Brothers Heath and Michael Baker were exalted into Llantarnam Royal Arch Chapter. The Brothers were initiated into Freemasonry together and now continue their Masonic journey as Brothers, Brethren and now companions of Llantarnam Royal Arch Chapter. The ceremony was followed by a festive season themed festive board with all the Christmas decorations and trimmings courtesy of Companion Stuart Howells.

Anyone who has been a Master Mason for four weeks can join—and should aspire to join the Royal Arch, because becoming a Companion of the Order continues their voyage of discovery.