“ Most Protestant cathedrals and churches in India conform to the
Neo-Gothic and Gothic Revival architecture types.
The type that was most patronised is frequently referred to
as the British Regency model followed by Neo-Gothic and Gothic
Revival architecture. Indian Christian architecture during the British Raj has expanded into numerous diverse
styles as a result of intensive church making in different elements of the country.
The Portuguese ended up on the other hand unable to build their
existence in Mangalore as a end result of the
conquests of the Vijayanagara ruler Krishnadevaraya and
Abbakka Rani of Ullal, the Bednore Queen of Mangalore.
The Bishop of Tranquebar is nonetheless the official title of the bishop of the Tamil Evangelical
Lutheran Church in Tamil Nadu which was started in 1919
as a final result of the German Lutheran Leipzig Mission and Church
of Sweden Mission, the successors of Bartholomäus Ziegenbalg and Heinrich Plütschau.
Christian Friedrich Schwarz was a prominent German Lutheran missionary who arrived in India in 1750.
His mission was instrumental in the conversion of many folks from Tamil
Nadu to Lutheranism. British missionary William Carey was instrumental
in translating the Bible into the Marathi language.
They were converted via the initiatives of the American Marathi Mission, The SPG Mission, and the Church Mission Society of Church of England in the early 18th century. ”