Living the Magic of Mark Freemasonry
The Provincial Grand Master, Prof. Denovan Keith Wilson, has great pleasure in announcing that the following Brethren have been offered, and have accepted, Provincial Grand Rank in the Ancient and Honourable Fraternity of Royal Ark Mariner. Pandemic restrictions permitting, they … Continued
The Province of Durham Mark Benevolent Fund closed the Centenary Year with a final grant for to create a child friendly bereavement room.
A Christmas Message from the PGM to all our members. Dear Brethren, This time last year our Centenary plans were in place and we were looking forward to a year of celebration. How could we possibly have known that the … Continued
The Durham Mark Benevolent Fund are proud to be able to offer a lifeline grant to the Heel and Toe Children’s Charity. The Province of Durham Mark Benevolent Fund has helped a wide range of charities over the years. In … Continued
Finally, there was to be a collective celebratory event the ‘Centenary Dinner’ at Hardwick Hall on the 13th June 2020, followed by our Centenary Annual General Meeting on Wednesday 26th June 2020. Unfortunately due to the Coronavirus pandemic both had … Continued
The 2020 Mark Money Draw in aid of the Durham Provincial Mark Benevolent Fund are provided below. Congratulations to all the winners and a BIG thank you to all who supported the raffle. The raffle raised over £2000 for the … Continued
For the latest update please visit the latest post here The organising team have issued a Centenary Dinner update. The organising team, like so many others, were disappointed to be forced to cancel the Centenary Dinner. However, the Centenary Director … Continued
The Grand Secretary issued a blueprint for a Provisional Exit Strategy from the suspension of our activities. The letter regarding the Provisional Exit Strategy is available here. Similar information has been provided by United Grand Lodge of England. We will … Continued
Recently, there have been numerous remarks about the importance of communication in our daily lives. For those responsible for delivering our emergency services, clear communication is vital. Support services include the ‘Blood Bikes’. The volunteer run charity started here in … Continued
