The voluntary work of churchwardens in Suffolk was celebrated at the Cathedral
First published on: 7th May 2024Hundreds of churchwardens attended a celebration to thank them for their unstinting efforts in this key church role.
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Hundreds of churchwardens attended a celebration to thank them for their unstinting efforts in this key church role.
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