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You’re welcome here.

Selah gathers on Sundays, 11:30am, at the Church of St. Andrew, Fort — a modern, English-speaking church with live worship and coffee after. Whether it’s your first time in a church or your thousandth, come as you are.

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Selah's community together on a Sunday
What we’re about

Selah is a gospel-centred church community. We believe the good news of Jesus — that we’re loved, forgiven, and made new by God’s grace, not by trying harder or getting everything right.

We take the Bible seriously and teach straight from it. Our heart is simple: know God, love people, live with purpose.

And you don’t need your beliefs sorted to come. Lifelong Christians, people exploring faith for the first time, and anyone simply curious are all equally at home here.

What to expect on a Sunday
Come as you are

You'll see everything from kurtas to jeans. There's no dress code, ever.

About 90 minutes

Live worship, then a down-to-earth talk from the Bible. Sundays, 11:30am–1:00pm.

Live music

A contemporary band leads worship — live and heartfelt.

In English

The whole service is in English.

Coffee & snacks after

Stick around — chai, coffee and snacks after. This is where you'll actually meet people.

For everyone

Professionals, families, students, and folks new to Mumbai all call Selah home.

South Mumbai at dusk

We meet in the heart of South Mumbai — a short walk from the Gateway of India.

Our home

A 211-year-old church in the heart of Fort

We gather inside the Church of St. Andrew — founded in 1815, and among the oldest churches in Mumbai. A genuinely beautiful, historic sanctuary, and an easy landmark to find: look for the old stone church opposite Lion Gate.

The building’s history on Wikipedia

Inside the Church of St. Andrew — the historic sanctuary in Fort where Selah gathers
Getting there & around Fort

Here’s how to reach us, and what’s around if you’d like to make a morning of it.

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By train

Churchgate (Western Line) and CST — Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (Central & Harbour) are both a short auto ride, or a pleasant walk.

By cab or auto

Ask for the Church of St. Andrew, opposite Lion Gate, Fort. Autos and cabs know the area well.

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Parking

Fort's offices are closed on Sundays, so street parking is easier than a weekday — plus pay-and-park lots around Kala Ghoda.

Eat nearby

Make a day of it — Kala Ghoda Cafe, Britannia & Co., Ideal Corner and more are a short walk. Tap a pin on the map for directions.

See nearby

Gateway of India, the Kala Ghoda arts quarter, the CSMVS museum, Marine Drive and Colaba Causeway are all close.

The address

Church of St. Andrew, 138 Shahid Bhagat Singh Rd, Opposite Lion Gate, Fort, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400001

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Little ones are welcome in the service, and there’s room to step out if you need to. Any accessibility questions, write to us before you come and we’ll help however we can.

Beyond Sundays

Sundays are the front door — but there’s more. Christmas and Easter gatherings, worship nights, and community moments through the year.

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Common questions
What time should I arrive?
The service is Sundays, 11:30am to 1:00pm. Come a few minutes early if you'd like a coffee first, or just walk in — a host will help you find a seat.
How long is the service?
About 90 minutes: live worship, then a practical talk from the Bible, with snacks and coffee after.
What should I wear?
Whatever's comfortable. You'll see everything from kurtas to jeans — there's genuinely no dress code.
Is the service in English?
Yes, the entire service is in English.
I'm new to Mumbai — will I fit in?
Yes. A lot of Selah is people new to the city or new to church. You won't be the only one walking in for the first time.
Can I bring my kids?
Little ones are welcome in the service, and there's space to step out if you need to. Just come.
Do I have to give any money?
No. Giving is for people who already call Selah home — guests are never expected to give anything.
Can I just come quietly and see?
Absolutely. You can stay as anonymous as you like and simply see if Selah is for you. We won't single you out.

We’ll save you a seat.

This Sunday, 11:30am, at the Church of St. Andrew, Fort. Come as you are.

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