Caveside Church of Christ "The Church in the Paddock"

The Caveside Church of Christ was officially established in 1909, though services had been held in the district for many years prior to its formal formation. In May 1913, Mr. Griffiths' 'tent mission' from Launceston held services in the Caveside hall. One story reported that from 1911 a new church had been occupied. However, it was later relocated to a more central site on land given by Mr. Clem Pearn.

From 1913 onward, the Caveside Sunday School, also known as the Bible school, regularly conducted anniversary celebrations, which were held annually.

In February 1941, the Church of Christ Northern District Conference convened at the Caveside Church. The conference was attended by representatives from Devonport, Mayberry, Mole Creek, Ulverstone, and Invermay.

Over the years, the building has undergone several extensions. The original chapel was relocated to its current site in 1956 and now serves as the Sunday School and kitchen.

In 1983, Harold Street documented his spiritual journey across Tasmania in his capacity as a pastor affiliated with the Church of Christ.

.. my first business is with less notable persons; humble and for the moat part unknown; members of the Churches of Christ at Caveside, Mole Creek and Mayberry

In September 2006, the church commemorated its golden jubilee with a poignant recounting of its origins.

This church remains in use as of 2023.