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Facts about Staplehurst
General Info
Staplehurst is a large village and civil parish in the borough of Maidstone in Kent, England, 9 miles south of the town of Maidstone. It includes the village of Hawkenbury. However, Staplehurst lacks the feel of a town and urban facilities such as a leisure centre or a supermarket, although planning permission has been granted for the latter.
Culture
The United Reformed Church was formerly a Congregational church before the merger with the Presbyterians in 1972. The first pastor was Daniel Poyntell, who had been the Rector of Staplehurst Parish Church until he was ejected from the Church of England in 1662 for nonconformity. During his pastorship, and for many years afterwards, it was a Presbyterian church.
The Strict Baptist chapel has been used a place of worship for Baptists since 1751, apparently having previously been used as a barn. The original congregation were General Baptists and were a continuation of the old Spilshill church that was formed around 1640. In 1838 the building was sold to the Particular Baptists.
