St Michael & All Angels Church, Marden - Tonbridge

St Michael & All Angels Church, Marden

Address: Church Grn, Marden, Tonbridge TN12 9HP, United Kingdom.

Phone: 1622831890.

Website: mardenchurch.org.uk.

Especialidades

Specialties: Church.

Otros datos de interés

Other points of interest: Wheelchair accessible entrance.

Información sobre el lugar

St Michael & All Angels Church, Marden es una hermosa iglesia comunitaria ubicada en Marden, Tonbridge, en el condado de Kent, Reino Unido.

Esta iglesia es conocida por su belleza arquitectónica y su compromiso con la comunidad local.

Ubicación

La iglesia se encuentra en Church Green, Marden, Tonbridge, TN12 9HP, Reino Unido.

Es fácilmente accesible en transporte público, con estaciones de autobús cercanas.

Acerca de St Michael & All Angels Church, Marden

St Michael & All Angels Church, Marden es una iglesia anglicana que ofrece servicios religiosos y comunitarios a la comunidad local.

La iglesia es también un espacio para eventos y reuniones, y ofrece un ambiente acogedor y cálido a los visitantes.

Opiniones

Esta iglesia tiene 16 reseñas en Google My Business, con una media de opiniones de 4.5/5.

Los visitantes elogian la belleza de la iglesia, su personalidad amable y su compromiso con la comunidad.

Algunos visitantes también mencionan que la iglesia es a menudo abierta y ofrece una experiencia tranquila y reflexiva.

👍 Reviews of St Michael & All Angels Church, Marden

Julie B.

5/5

Great to revisit this beautiful community minded church.

Francesca P.

4/5

Lovely little church. Often open.

Estelle G. P.

5/5

The earliest known Marden church was listed in Domesday Monachorum (1085), as a daughter church of St. Mary's, Maidstone (now All Saints). It was probably of wood and likely to be standing when Duke William put to sea in 1066. For Marden was part of the great Forest of Anderida covering the Weald and started its active life as a pig pannage area for the men of Milton Regis. Marden is not mentioned in Domesday itself, but it is recorded there that Milton (owned by the Kings of Kent) was paid 50 shillings by "the Men of the Weald". Marden was Milton’s only Wealden land and thus became a royal possession until the end of Elizabeth I's reign.

John B.

5/5

Regularly attend here, lovely old Church providing C of E worship. Car park nearby, facilities for disabled. Welcoming congregation.

Sam E.

4/5

Cute local church with "stocks" — very pretty in the spring with its daffodils.

D. R.

4/5

Lovely church and bell tower.

Anna F.

4/5

It is good. Let's party.

mish Y.

5/5

Beautiful church