St John the Baptist Church, Campsea Ashe, is an
interesting Church, with parts relating to various centuries.
Passing through the 20th century lychgate, given by the
villagers to commemorate the coronation of King George 6th. in 1937.
You immediately see the tall 14th century tower. 
As you enter the tall well proportioned 14th century inner door you see, under the demi angel-carbels
supporting the tower arch,
the 14th century font.
The red brick vestry dates from Tudor times.
The organ chamber, just before the vestry on the north side of the chancel,
was added during the 1800s.
During the 1869 restoration the chancel and porch were faced
by flint and arches of squared knapped flint  worked over the windows.


The first Vicar is recorded as being appointed in 1312

The present Rector is the Rev.Canon Harry Edwards,
who lives at Marlesford Rectory.

CHURCH WARDENS
Mrs Brenda Gould
and
Mr Andrew Cadman
Contacts for all these can be found by clicking on contact us at the top left of this page.
Details of the services can also be seen on the Church notice board.

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Services at the church can be found by going to
www.campseaashechurch.org.uk

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THE PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL

Chairman: Revd.Canon Harry Edwards.
Secretary: Mr A Cadman.
Treasurer: Mr T Holmes.

More history and Church news will be added in future.
Should you wish to contact any of the above mentioned people, please click on contact us.