List of places of worship in Sevenoaks District

Columns: Name | Location | Denomination/ Affiliation | Grade | Notes
Marsh Green Mission Church | Marsh Green 51°10′47″N 0°03′28″E / 51.1797°N 0.0577°E / 51.1797 ; 0.0577 ( Marsh Green Mission Church ( former ) , Marsh Green ) | Anglican | - | This dates from around 1929 and was within the parish of Edenbridge when it was in religious use . It is now a house | Otford Wesleyan Chapel | Otford 51°18′46″N 0°11′09″E / 51.3128°N 0.1857°E / 51.3128 ; 0.1857 ( Otford Wesleyan Chapel ( former ) , Otford ) | Methodist | - | Seal Bible Christian Church | Seal 51°17′19″N 0°13′20″E / 51.2887°N 0.2221°E / 51.2887 ; 0.2221 ( Seal Bible Christian Church ( former ) , Seal ) | Methodist | - | Designed in the Renaissance Revival style in 1881 and provided for the Bible Christian Church , this was in use by a group called the Seal Baptist Mission by 1984 but is now a house . The walls are predominantly yellow-brick with some red brickwork | Otford Lane Mission Church | Sepham Heath 51°19′28″N 0°08′48″E / 51.3245°N 0.1466°E / 51.3245 ; 0.1466 ( Otford Lane Mission Church ( former ) , Sepham Heath ) | Anglican | - | The church was in Shoreham parish and was provided for worshippers based at the many smallholdings in the area . It was in use until 1985 . Some fittings were moved to St Margaret 's Church at Halstead thereafter | Sevenoaks Bible Christian Chapel | Sevenoaks 51°17′15″N 0°11′41″E / 51.2874°N 0.1947°E / 51.2874 ; 0.1947 ( Sevenoaks Bible Christian Chapel ( former ) , Sevenoaks ) | Methodist | - | This red-brick and terracotta chapel , with pinnacles and lancet windows , was provided for the Bible Christian Church in 1882 . Reregistered for Methodists in 1942 after the Methodist Union , it then closed in 1961 and became a Masonic lodge | Sevenoaks Wesleyan Methodist Chapel | Sevenoaks 51°16′16″N 0°11′32″E / 51.2710°N 0.1922°E / 51.2710 ; 0.1922 ( Sevenoaks Wesleyan Methodist Chapel ( former ) , Sevenoaks ) | Methodist | - | The Drive Methodist Church replaced this centrally located building in the Market Square . Designed by W.W. Pocock in 1852 , it was an Early English Gothic Revival chapel of Kentish Ragstone . A restaurant and shops now occupy the premises

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