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     The Winston-Salem Valley initiated a Chapter of Knights of Saint Andrew on March 23, 2002, consisting of 32° Scottish Rite Masons who were members in the Winston-Salem Valley. The Knights of Saint Andrew is a service organization who’s purpose is to render service to the Valley of Winston-Salem during the Spring and Fall Reunions, and all other functions held at the Valley. To assist the Officers of the Appendant Bodies, and to be of Service to new members of the Scottish Rite to help them reach the Light for which they are searching. The Knights of Saint Andrews is open to all 32° Masons until such time they should obtain the Honor of K.C.C.H., at which time the will become Emeritus Members. The only stipulation is that a perspective candidate for the K.S.A. must be a member of the Winston-Salem Valley for one full year before they can be initiated into the Chapter to show their willingness to support the Valley of Winston-Salem. Founded in 1993 in Tulsa, Oklahoma as a means of providing opportunities for 32° Masons to be active in their respective Valleys, Chapters of the Knights of Saint Andrews has spread all across the USA.

 As the first Chapter in North Carolina, the Winston-Salem Valley of the Knights of Saint Andrew has become the bench mark for the rest of the Valleys of North Carolina to measure their success.