Scottish Rite Bodies

Our organization is made up of four distinct bodies with separate missions. They are each lead by their own officers.  

Lodge of Perfection 
(4°–14°)


Venerable Master
Rossie J. Ross
32° KCCH 

This is the primary governing body of the Scottish Rite. The Lodge of Perfection has the responsibility of the 4°-14°. These degrees investigate and contemplate spirituality, and also amplify the Hiramic Legend and lessons from the biblical era.

Chapter of Rose Croix
(15°–18°)


Wise Master
Torrey Knight
32° KCCH

Rose Croix  has the responsibility of the 15°-18° which are referred to as “historical degrees.” These degrees explore the conflicts and politics in the rebuilding of the Temple of Solomon.

Council of Kadosh 
(19°–30°)


Commander
Jonas Barlow 
32°KCCH

Council has the responsibility of the 19°- 30° These degrees demonstrate the challenges of social and moral conflicts.

Consistory 
(31°–32°)


Master of Kadosh
Russell Ward
32°

Consistory has the responsibility of the 31° and 32°. These degrees  are referred to as the “philosophical degrees.” Both degrees use the Book of Life to advance the concept of avoiding the mistakes of the past.

European Representative

Honorable Brother Cameron J. Davis, 32° KCCH 

Stuttgart, Germany

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The European Representative for the Valley of Columbus, has a crucial role in uniting and supporting the Brethren across Europe. He manages a wide range of secretarial and administrative duties, ensuring seamless communication and efficient management of the Valley’s European affairs.


The European Representative acts as the primary liaison, maintaining essential records, facilitating effective communication, and keeping European members informed about key updates and events. He organizes and coordinates various meetings and gatherings, fostering a strong sense of community and engagement among the Brethren.


In addition to his administrative responsibilities, he provides vital support to members, addressing their concerns and offering guidance. He represents their interests to the Valley of Columbus, ensuring their needs and perspectives are considered in decision-making processes.


A significant aspect of his role is coordinating European reunions with a partner Valley. This involves meticulous planning and collaboration to create meaningful and enriching experiences for the members. Through these reunions, he helps strengthen the bonds between different Masonic communities, promoting mutual support and shared traditions.


Through his dedicated efforts, the European Representative effectively bridges the geographical gap, ensuring that European Brethren remain a vital and connected part of the Masonic community.


Knights of St. Andrew

Brother Knight Commander

Sir Chris Bagley, 32° 

Welcoming the new Knight Commander for our Chapter. Brother Knight Commander Chris Bagley. Also, congratulations to our newly installed officers.

Knight Warden - BK Jacob Robideaux

Knight Captain - BK Richard Luna

Knight Prior - BK Steven Smith

Knight Preceptor - BK Rob Bunn

Knight Chaplain - BK Pete Barclay

Knight Sentinel - Brad Beasley

Grand Knight - HB and Sir Knight Bayardo Reyes, PKC


Congratulating our newly knighted Knights:

Nathan Brister, Matt Cowell, and Brad Beasly. In addition to our Nominated Honorary Member, HB Baron Conklin, 32° KCCH


“AD DEI GLORIAM.”

Who are the Knights of St. Andrew

The Knights of St. Andrew (KSA) is a special group of 32° Scottish Rite Freemasons dedicated to providing service on behalf of the Scottish Rite. There are several Knights of St. Andrew (KSA) chapters throughout the country presently active for Thirty Years.

The types of service performed include assisting in reunions and Scottish Rite degree work, acting as greeters, providing escort services for dignitaries and ladies attending Scottish Rite functions, serving as guides, presenting colors, and providing aid to any Scottish Rite event.
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