Established in 1953, we are part of the worldwide Mar Thoma Church under the Kunnamkulam Malabar Diocese.
We are dedicated to spiritual growth, fellowship, and active community outreach. By the God's grace we are celebrating 70th anniversary Thank You Jesus Christ for the great help provided to our wonderful church in this Malabar region. About the place: Nilambur is a municipality and a taluk of Malappuram district, Kerala.It is famous for its forests, especially its wildlife habitats, rivers, waterfalls and teak plantations. It is about 40 kilometres from Malappuram town and 24 kilometres from Manjeri on the Kozhikode–Ooty road. Nilambur is also an Assembly Constituency. Nilambur has already been upgraded to municipality. Nilambur is also home to the oldest teak plantation in the world, called Conolly's Plot. It has the world's tallest teak tree which is in Nilambur Teak Preserve. Nilambur is also famous for its bamboos. The name "Nilambur" means 'Place of Nilimba' (a Sanskrit word for bamboo). This region is suitable for planting teak and grows well here. Teak grown here is having good quality and hence Nilambur Teak has good demand all over the world. Some nearby places are Chungathara, Pookkottumpadam and Edakkara. People here are almost in equal ratio of Hindu, Muslims and Christians. Most people are engaged in agriculture and business. It is a place where a huge number of Christians migrated during 1940s and 50s. Nilambur is the place where a large number of Christians of all denominations live in Malabar.
