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Jun 1, 2021 · The Anglican Parish Church of Chelsfield, Kent, is dedicated to St.Martin-of-Tours. The earliest parts of the current church building were constructed in the 12th century. A tower and chapel were added in the 13th century, a porch in the 15th century, the current clergy vestry in the 19th century and the Brass Crosby Rooms in 2007.
The Church is named for St Martin, Bishop of Tours. A fourth century Roman and Christian, he became a soldier but eventually decided he could not fight and became an early conscientious objector. After suffering imprisonment for his refusal to fight, he was released from military service, and followed his vocation.
St.Martin of Tours, Chelsfield, Kent, Anglican Parish Church website.
St Martin Of Tours's Church, Chelsfield, Kent. Image Source: John Salmon. Memorable for the height and plainness of its Norman nave. Its west wall displays two blocked Norman windows whilst the south wall has two Norman windows close to its east end. In the south chapel is a lovely hanging monument to Peter Collett who died in 1607.
The Parish Church of Chelsfield, Kent, is dedicated to St.Martin of Tours. The earliest parts of the current church building were constructed in the 12th century. A tower and chapel were added in the 13th century, a porch in the 15th century, the current clergy vestry in the 19th century and the Brass Crosby Rooms in 2007.
Dedicated to the 4th century Bishop of Tours, it is surrounded by extensive gardens and graveyards, a tranquil haven on the edge of the London borough of Bromley.
