Below is a summary of the main significant events in the history of Christianity in Kent.  Have a look at the Tonbridge Timeline for a similar list of events specific to Tonbridge.

For a more detailed history of Christianity in Kent, see the Christianity comes to Kent article.

		350		First known Christian Place of Worship in Britain established at Lullingstone, Kent.
		597		St. Augustine and his forty monks came to Britain. St. Martin's and Christchurch in Canterbury rebuilt.
		605		Monasteries founded in Canterbury and Rochester.
		616		Death of King Ethelbert.  Kent relapses into paganism.
		620		Dover Priory founded.
		630		Eanswythe becomes foundress and first Abbess of Folkestone.
		668		Greek monk, Theodore appointed Archbishop of Canterbury.
		690		Theodore died but had laid the foundations for the Golden Age of the church.
		1042		Over 400 Saxon churches in Kent.
		1100s		Norman church built in Tonbridge on the site of a Saxon church.
		1124		Tonbridge Priory founded.
		1525		Tonbridge Priory closed.
		1536		Thomas Cromwell orders Bibles to be provided in churches.
		1555		Nicholas Ridley burned at the stake.
		1648		Abolition of all church festivals leads to riots.
		1653		Parliament orders that all Cathedral Churches should be pulled down.  Canterbury and Rochester Cathedrals fall into ruins.
		1673		There were 17 Presbyterian, 24 Baptist and 12 Congregational Churches licensed in Kent.
		1737		Bishop Potter of Oxford becomes Archbishop of Canterbury.
		1829		Roman Catholic Relief Act passed. Roman Catholic Churches built in Gravesend, Ramsgate, Canterbury and Margate.
		1844		Eleven Methodist Churches in Kent.

Don't forget to look at the Tonbridge Timeline as well!