Scottish Rite Clubs
While the four bodies of the Scottish Rite meet once a month for dinner and a stated business meeting, the members of the Valley have many other opportunities to join together in fellowship, establish friendships and to better serve this active organization. While the Honourmen's Club and Knights of St. Andrew have membership restrictions, the remaining organizations are open to any and all Scottish Rite Masons.
Knights of St Andrew
The Knights of St. Andrew is an order in the Scottish Rite exclusively for the "black hats" and is open to all members who have not received their KCCH or the 33rd Degree. Their purpose is to grow the Scottish Rite in Kansas City by giving young members a vehicle through which their efforts can make a difference. Special emphasis is made by the order to raise funds for the preservation of the Temple. The Knights of St Andrew Meet on the 5th Wednesday of the month.
The Honourmen's Club
The Honourmen's Club is comprised of those who have have been invested with the Rank and Decoration of a Knight Commander of the Court of Honour (KCCH) or the 33rd Degree. The honor is bestowed upon members who have contributed extraordinary service to the Rite, to Masonry in general and to the world at large. A member may not solicit these honors.
