Cavendish is widely considered to be the prettiest village in South West Suffolk. A church has existed in Cavendish since Saxon times, and the current building dates from the 14th Century, with additions in the 15th and 19th Centuries. Situated in a “chocolate box” setting off a thatched cottage-lined village green, the church is one of the area’s tourist attractions, not least for its splendid, gilted 16th Century Flemish reredos.
The church hosts a well-attended Holy Communion service on the morning of the first Sunday of every month.
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Upcoming services
In light of the Government guidance around non-essential contact, the Archbishops of Canterbury and York have issued advice that public worship is suspended until further notice.