St Philip's Church is Located in Waterloo Street, in the middle of a residential area, and built in the mid 1860's, the Church with it's spire (added in 1878) is a landmark which can be seen from many parts of town. In 1967 part of the Church was divided to provide a Community Centre for local use and it provides a meeting place for a wide variety of groups. 

All Saint's Church sits on the East bank of the River Medway (making it a River of Kent!) on what is now Mill Street, and there has been a church on that site since Anglo-Saxon times. Today it serves as the civic church for the County Town of Kent, as well as being a parish church and regular venue for Life Events.

The churchyard of All Saints is closed for new burials, and maintained by Maidstone Borough Council, but you can find a list of the memorials on the Kent Archaeological  Society website.

St Stephen's Church building no longer exists, but the church continues to serve the community of Tovil from Archbishop Courtney's School. The old churchyard now serves as a small park the people Tovil.