List of places of worship in Sevenoaks District

Columns: Name | Location | Denomination/ Affiliation | Grade | Notes
St Peter and St Paul 's Church | Ash 51°21′27″N 0°17′59″E / 51.3574°N 0.2996°E / 51.3574 ; 0.2996 ( St Peter and St Paul 's Church , Ash ) | Anglican | I | Thomas Graham Jackson 's sympathetic alterations of 1901-03 did little to change the appearance of the flint and sandstone 14th/15th-century church , whose dressings are mostly of a colourful red brick . There is much Decorated and Perpendicular Gothic detail throughout | Bessels Green Baptist Church | Bessels Green 51°16′42″N 0°09′32″E / 51.2783°N 0.1588°E / 51.2783 ; 0.1588 ( Bessels Green Baptist Chapel , Bessels Green ) | Baptist | II | The chapel is near the village 's most prominent house , the Victorian-era Bessels House , but is a century older . The manse adjoins ; it has square-headed rather than arched windows and a dormer in the tiled roof , but otherwise blends in with the painted brick chapel . Additions in the 19th century include two porches with bargeboards | Unitarian Meeting House | Bessels Green 51°16′46″N 0°09′44″E / 51.2795°N 0.1622°E / 51.2795 ; 0.1622 ( Unitarian Meeting House , Bessels Green ) | Unitarian | II | Like the Baptist chapel , this is 18th-century and has a house attached . It originated in 1716 but was rebuilt in 1740 , retaining some of the older fabric . The chapel is single-storey and has a three- casement window façade . Mixed red and blue brickwork and some stonework make up the walls . The two-bay single-storey house was extended in the 19th century . The tiled roof is hipped and steeply sloping | St Martin 's Church | Brasted 51°16′47″N 0°06′15″E / 51.2796°N 0.1043°E / 51.2796 ; 0.1043 ( St Martin 's Church , Brasted ) | Anglican | II* | The 13th-century church ( which contained some older fabric ) was rebuilt by Alfred Waterhouse in 1864-65 and restored again after World War II ( when the windows were bombed out ) and in 1989 following fire damage . The walls are of sandstone , and there is a heavily buttressed west tower . Inside are some 17th-century alabaster monuments . Some of the windows have outstanding and innovative tracery designed by Waterhouse | St Botolph 's Church | Chevening 51°17′56″N 0°08′05″E / 51.2989°N 0.1347°E / 51.2989 ; 0.1347 ( St Botolph 's Church , Chevening ) | Anglican | I | The church has Saxon origins , but the present building is mostly 13th-century and the Perpendicular Gothic tower dates from after 1518 . W. D. Caroe 's restoration of 1901-02 added to some changes made in 1869 . Inside , an outstanding collection of monuments spanning several centuries are associated with nearby Chevening House . Flint , rubble and local ragstone are the main materials | St Mary 's Church | Chiddingstone 51°11′11″N 0°08′46″E / 51.1863°N 0.1462°E / 51.1863 ; 0.1462 ( St Mary 's Church , Chiddingstone ) | Anglican | II* | A fire in 1624 prompted rebuilding of this 14th-century church over the next five years . Evidence of 13th-century lancet windows survives , and there was a church here in Saxon times . The ornately decorated tower is Perp . Internal fittings by George Edmund Street and Thomas Earp and stained glass by Charles Eamer Kempe are also of interest | St Luke 's Church | Chiddingstone Causeway 51°11′51″N 0°10′33″E / 51.1975°N 0.1758°E / 51.1975 ; 0.1758 ( St Luke 's Church , Chiddingstone Causeway ) | Anglican | II* | John Francis Bentley 's only Anglican church is loosely Decorated Gothic Revival in style , dates from 1897-98 and replaced a tin tabernacle . The tower is wide and short , the Bath Stone blocks meticulously laid and the windows placed with fastidious whimsy . The east window ( 1906 ) is German Expressionist in style

Example questions:
What is the church whose locale was structured between 1617 and 1630 ? | What is the place of worship whose affiliation is composed of just under 300 wards ? | What is the place of worship whose notes person met his demise on 2 March 1902 ? | What is the religion of the coordinates that has a populace of 1,314 ?

Answers:
St Botolph 's Church | Dunton Green Free Church | St Luke 's Church | Anglican