New Provincial Grand Master & Grand Superintendent for Sussex
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At its heart, Freemasonry is about connection: making lifelong friendships, supporting good causes, and becoming part of something bigger than yourself. Across Sussex, our members meet in Lodges where we take part in time-honoured ceremonies that promote respect, compassion, and integrity.
Freemasonry is one of the world’s oldest and largest fraternal and charitable organisations. Here in Sussex, we proudly welcome people from all backgrounds; regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation, or social standing, who are interested in personal growth, community service, and friendship
In a challenging and fast-paced world, Freemasonry offers you a brotherhood where you can truly drop your guard, feel supported, and simply be yourself.
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Having grown up in Canada, I was raised in a Toronto lodge more than a decade ago. After moving to the UK, I visited a number of lodges while living in London, but it was only when we moved to Lewes two years ago that I moved from visiting to joining Pelham Lodge 1303 earlier this year.
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We’ll connect you with a local Lodge or a specialist Lodge that aligns with your interests. From there, members will arrange to meet you, usually in a relaxed and friendly setting to chat about Freemasonry and answer any questions you may have.
You like what the Lodge has told you and they in turn think that you’re a good fit for their particular Lodge; arrangements are made to initiate you into Freemasonry, joining over 200,000 other Freemasons in England, Wales and overseas Districts. Sorry to disappoint, but most of the rumours about the initiation ceremony are untrue.
At his 10th Annual Meeting of Provincial Grand Lodge as Provincial Grand Master, R.W.Bro Christopher Moore made a big announcement, that on 27th October 2025 his successor will be W.Bro Neil John Austin, of Seaford Lodge No. 2907.
Pictured here shortly after the big announcement. https://t.co/IjdQngf4Pc
Brethren of Sussex - Just over one week to go!
The countdown is on for the Provincial Annual Meeting, and we can't wait to welcome Brethren from across Sussex and far beyond.
A fantastic day of fellowship, celebration, and shared purpose lies ahead!
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Serving our communities, supporting one another, and shaping the future of Freemasonry.... Together.
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Service stands proudly at the forefront of the Four Pillars of Sussex Freemasonry, having taken the place of ‘Charity’ to reflect a broader and more active interpretation of giving. While charitable donations remain important, Freemasonry recognises that offering our time, energy, and effort is equally valuable.
Across Sussex, Freemasons are making a real difference, whether it’s volunteering at Amberley Museum to help maintain and preserve our local heritage, or organising community litter picks to keep our towns and countryside clean. These acts of service demonstrate our commitment to making a positive impact where it’s most needed.
This pillar represents more than just physical effort, it embodies the spirit of brotherhood,
