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Talking Heads Presentation @ Keystone Lodge 363

Talking Heads Presentation @ Keystone Lodge 363

Eastern, RA Eastern

On Thursday this week, Keystone Lodge 363 hosted a presentation featuring the Royal Arch.

The Talking Heads team presented a play which describes the ceremony of exhalation, why the Royal Arch is important and the jewel that companions wear in craft lodges. The presentation was follow by a talk by EComp Harvey Basger PGSwdB who excellently told the brethren about the Indissoluble Link between the Craft and the Royal Arch.

Pictured: The Talking Heads Team, WM Martin Cane, APGP Eastern Area EComp Steven Boyle PGStB, Eastern Area Chairman Andy Halford and our Easter Area Royal Arch Area Officers, Rob Whitlow and Andrew Evans.