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Grantham Curry Club Fosters Brotherhood and Welcomes New Members

A curry club set up by Grantham Freemasons has become a great success, fostering brotherhood and welcoming new members. 

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When four Grantham Freemasons went for a curry together four years ago they could hardly have imagined that their numbers would grow to include about 60 Freemasons and friends who enjoy getting together for curry, conversation, and beer every four to six weeks.

What began as a gathering of members of Doric Lodge 362 has now evolved into The Grantham Curry Club, involving members of four of the town’s craft lodges, with 35 or 40 of the members taking part each time.

Doric Lodge member and curry club founder Chris Watkin said: “The Grantham Curry Club serves a dual purpose for Lincolnshire Freemasonry in general, and the Grantham Freemasons in particular. Firstly, it strengthens the bond among our existing members, providing an additional avenue for fostering meaningful connections and maintaining a sense of unity. Secondly, it acts as a nurturing hub, introducing interested individuals to the principles and values of Freemasonry.”

Grantham Masonic Curry Club

Over the past three years, the Grantham Curry Club has successfully nurtured twelve new Freemasons, who have since been warmly welcomed as members of the four distinct Grantham lodges.

 The club's dedication to integrating newcomers and showcasing the benefits of Freemasonry has propelled its growth and contributed to the continued success of this thriving initiative.

Curry Club member Simon Butler, a past master of the William Peters Lodge, said: "The Grantham Curry Club has truly become a beacon of friendship and inclusivity within our Freemasonry community.

"We are delighted to see new faces embrace our values and traditions, ensuring the legacy of our craft in Grantham continues to flourish."

Grantham Freemasons are thrilled by the achievements of their Curry Club and eagerly look forward to further expansion and engagement in the future. Chris added: “This extraordinary initiative exemplifies the commitment of Freemasons in Grantham to strengthen bonds, forge new connections, and positively impact the local community.”

If you're in the Grantham area and think Freemasonry might have something to offer you, then Chris would be pleased to hear from you, Drop him an email for an exploratory chat.

If you're not near Grantham, but still think Freemasonry might be for you – or at least would like to find out more – our Provincial membership Officer Mike Clay would be pleased to hear from you. Drop him an email to [email protected] Lincolnshire has 21 centres, from Barton on the bank of the River Humber to Long Sutton close to The Wash, so there's bound to be a centre near you!

 

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