List of places of worship in Sevenoaks District

Columns: Name | Location | Denomination/ Affiliation | Grade | Notes
Four Elms Congregational Church | Four Elms 51°12′59″N 0°06′00″E / 51.2164°N 0.0999°E / 51.2164 ; 0.0999 ( Four Elms Congregational Church ( former ) , Four Elms ) | Congregational | II | Goathurst Mission Chapel | Goathurst Common , Ide Hill 51°15′00″N 0°08′33″E / 51.2500°N 0.1426°E / 51.2500 ; 0.1426 ( Goathurst Mission Chapel ( former ) , Goathurst Common , Ide Hill ) | Anglican | - | This was served from the parish church at Ide Hill and was entirely supported by Mrs Ryecroft , a local resident . It was in religious use from about 1895 until 1939 ; after World War II it was sold for residential conversion | Baptist Mission Chapel | Goathurst Common , Ide Hill 51°15′01″N 0°08′33″E / 51.2504°N 0.1424°E / 51.2504 ; 0.1424 ( Baptist Mission Chapel ( former ) , Goathurst Common , Ide Hill ) | Baptist | - | Hartley United Reformed Church | Hartley 51°23′00″N 0°18′22″E / 51.3833°N 0.3060°E / 51.3833 ; 0.3060 ( Hartley United Reformed Church ( former ) , Hartley ) | United Reformed Church | - | This single-storey church building with an attached hall held its first service on 15 September 1934 , but it was advertised for sale and potential redevelopment in 2011 . Its marriage registration ( as a Congregational church ) dated from June 1936 | Hextable Bethel | Hextable 51°24′48″N 0°10′44″E / 51.4132°N 0.1789°E / 51.4132 ; 0.1789 ( Hextable Bethel , Hextable ) | Assemblies of God | - | This building on Claremont Road was registered for marriages in July 1941 . It later became the Bethel Centre , home of PCCA Christian Childcare ; in a planning application submitted in 2011 requesting permission to demolish the building ( which was refused ) , it was stated that the premises had been used as offices for the last 10 years | Leigh Evangelical Free Church | Leigh 51°11′43″N 0°12′45″E / 51.1954°N 0.2125°E / 51.1954 ; 0.2125 ( Leigh Evangelical Free Church ( former ) , Leigh ) | Evangelical | II | George Devey 's Perpendicular Gothic Revival building of 1871 was also used as a school and has housed three different congregations . By 1975 it had become a Royal British Legion hall , a function it still fulfils . Originally a non-denominational mission hall supported by Samuel Morley , it passed to the Church of England after his death and was later an Evangelical church . The red- and blue-brick and stone building is supported by buttresses , including to its side porch . The roof is of slate | St Paulinus ' Church Centre | Marlpit Hill , Edenbridge 51°12′46″N 0°03′37″E / 51.2127°N 0.0603°E / 51.2127 ; 0.0603 ( St Paulinus ' Church Centre ( former ) , Marlpit Hill , Edenbridge ) | Anglican | -

Example questions:
How far is the village with the closed place of worship in Sevenoaks District Congregational church from Edenbridge ? | Who is the senior cleric in the denomination to which closed place of worship in Sevenoaks District Otford Lane Mission Church belongs ? | To what denomination does the closed place of worship in Sevenoaks District Gothic Revival church located in a village whose name means `` broad place '' belong ? | In what architectural style is the chapel from a denomination known in England as a movement from 1588 built ?

Answers:
Two miles | The Archbishop of Canterbury | Baptist | Vernacular-style