Constructed in 1844, this historic church played a crucial role in popularising Christianity when its awareness was limited.

The church endures the spirit of Christianity and invites both believers and history buffs to explore its fascinating journey through time.

The Britishers while exploring tea cultivation in Assam felt the need for a religious institution and led to the establishment of Christianity.

The seeds for the church were sown in 1839 when the Bishop of Calcutta urged action for baptism and marriage services.

Rev. R. J. Bland became Assam's first chaplain and a committee led by Major Francis Jenkins initiated the construction of Christ Church in 1844.

The original church was replaced by a small "Assam-type" structure financed by public donations in 1903.

During World War II, the church served the Allied Forces.

In 1955, a significant portion of its land was transferred to the Assam government for Nehru Park.

This Christmas, consider visiting the oldest church in Northeast India experiencing the magic of Christmas in a truly special setting.