Church of North India

The Church of North India is a member of the World Council of Methodist Churches and the Anglican Church Fellowship , which in 1970 became an independent ecclesiastical province . At the top, as a primate, is a moderator who is a bishop of the 27 dioceses :

St. Paul's Cathedral in Kolkata

diocese	Seat	bishop
Agra	Agra	Samuel R Cutting
Amritsar	Amritsar	Pradeep Kumar Samantaroy
Andaman and Nicobar Islands	Car Nicobar	Christopher Paul
Barakpur	Barakpur	Brojen Malakar
Bhopal	Bhopal	Laxman L. Maida
Calcutta	Calcutta	Ashok Biswas
Chandigarh	Chandigarh	Joel Vidyasagar Mal
Chhattisgarh	Raipur
Chotanagpur	Ranchi	BB baskey
Cutack	Cutack	Samson That
Delhi	New Delhi	Sunil Kumar Singh
Durgapur	Durgapur	Probal Kanto Dutta
Eastern Himalayas	Darjeeling	Naresh Ambala
Gujarat	Ahmedabad	Vinodkumar Mathushellah Malaviya
Jabalpur	Jabalpur	Prem Chand Singh
Kolhapur	Kolhapur	Bathuel Ramchandra Tiwade
Lucknow	Prayagraj	Maurice Edgar Dan
Marathwada	Aurangabad	MU Kasab
Mumbai	Mumbai	Prakash Dinkar Patole
Nagpur	Nagpur	Paul Dupare
Nashik	Ahmednagar	Camble Lemuel Pradip
Northeast India	Shillong	Purely Lyngdoh
Patna	Bhagalpur	Philip Phembuar Marandih
Phulbani	Phulbani	Bijay Kumar Nayak
Pune	Pune	Vijay Bapurao Sathe
Rajasthan	Ajmer	Warris K. Masih
Sambalpur	Balangir	Pinuel Dip

Yet the Church of North India is not only made up of Anglicans, but also Methodists and Presbyterians .

Together with the Church of Pakistan , the Church of Bangladesh and the Church of South India , it forms one of the four "united churches" of the Anglican Church Fellowship.

literature

Linda Greene: World Methodist Council. Handbook of Information 2002-2006. Biltmore Press, Asheville (NC) 2002
ISPCK (Indian Society for the Promotion of Christian Knowledge): The Constitution of the Church of North India and Bye-Laws as amended upto 9th October, 1986 , Delhi 1987