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Begin your journey

Enquiries from Brethren across East Anglia are welcome, and answered in confidence.

How to join

Three steps

  1. Make contact

    Tell the Division a little about your masonic background and what draws you to the Order.

  2. Meet the Knights

    Talk with officers of the Division, ask your questions, and learn what the Order involves.

  3. Begin the journey

    Follow the path through the Order and its Appendant Orders, with the fellowship of the Division.

Contact the Divisional Recorder

For further information about this Christian order, please contact the Divisional Recorder.

redcross395@aol.com

Frequently asked

Before you ask

What is the Red Cross of Constantine?

The Masonic and Military Order of the Red Cross of Constantine is a Christian masonic order. Together with its Appendant Orders of the Holy Sepulchre and St. John the Evangelist, it offers a thought-provoking Christian masonic journey that explains the allegories of Craft and Royal Arch Masonry in their Christian context.

What is the East Anglia Division?

The East Anglia Division is one of the UK divisions of the Order, governed by the Grand Imperial Conclave. It is led by an Intendant-General and a team of elected and appointed officers, whose 2026/27 roll is published on this site.

What are the Appendant Orders?

The Order of the Holy Sepulchre and the Order of St. John the Evangelist are the Appendant Orders of the Red Cross of Constantine. Together the three Orders form one continuous Christian masonic journey.

Who can enquire about membership?

The Order is for Freemasons who wish to explore their masonic journey in its Christian context. Enquiries are welcome from Brethren across the Division; the Division will explain the current requirements and answer your questions in confidence.

What do the Latin mottoes mean?

Fidelitas, Unitas and Et Fervor appear on the seal of the Grand Imperial Conclave. They stand for faithfulness, unity, and zeal, and are the values the Knights of the Division strive to keep.