Following the strategy set by the Pro Grand Master, Gladsmuir Lodge embarked on a transformative journey that revitalised its membership and exemplified the power of collaboration within the Masonic community.
The Lodge found a renewed sense of purpose through its association with the Fleet House Light Blues Club (FHLBC) of Hertfordshire and welcomed 23 joining members from the Club at its January meeting in Radlett.
The Provincial Grand Master’s installation of one of the Club’s founders, Tom Golds, into the Chair of King Solomon symbolised the seamless integration of the two entities. The appointments of FHLBC founder members Dan O’Connell and Nick Tessier as Wardens further underscored the collaborative and cooperative spirit.
