Saint Thomas' Cathedral, Mumbai

Saint Thomas Cathedral, located in Mumbai, is a cathedral church that has been standing for 300 years. It serves as the main church for the Diocese of Mumbai within the Church of North India. The cathedral is dedicated to Saint Thomas the Apostle, who is traditionally believed to have introduced Christianity to India. Situated in Horniman Circle, which is historically significant in Mumbai, it is closely situated to renowned landmarks like Flora Fountain and Bombay House. This cathedral holds the distinction of being the oldest church in Mumbai and is affiliated with the Cathedral and John Connon School.

The church's foundation stone was initially laid in 1676, although it wasn't officially consecrated for divine service until 1718. Saint Thomas Cathedral holds the distinction of being the first Anglican church in Mumbai, which was then known as Bombay, located within the fortified British settlement. It stands as a notable landmark in South Mumbai and ranks among the oldest churches in India. The Cathedral and John Connon School, established in 1860, was primarily created to provide choristers for the church. The school uses the cathedral for various events, including its Founder's Day Service held on 14th November each year, the Carol Service preceding the Christmas vacation, and other special occasions.