St. Mark’s Cathedral, Bengaluru
A historic and spiritual landmark in the heart of Bengaluru, serving the community in worship, fellowship, and ministry.
Welcome to St. Mark’s Cathedral
Established in 1808, St. Mark’s Cathedral stands as one of the most historic and spiritually significant churches in Bengaluru. For over two centuries, it has served as a beacon of faith, worship, and community life in the heart of the city.
Located on Mahatma Gandhi Road, the Cathedral is the seat of the Diocese of Karnataka under the Church of South India (CSI). Generations of believers have gathered here to worship, celebrate sacraments, and grow together in Christ.
Our Mission
Our mission is to glorify God by nurturing spiritual growth through worship, teaching the Word of God, serving the community with compassion, preserving our sacred heritage, and guiding people to live Christ-centered lives—carrying forward over two centuries of faith through one living mission.
Our Vision
Guided by faith for over two centuries, we envision a vibrant, Christ-centered cathedral that honours its rich heritage while inspiring future generations through worship, service, and the transformation of communities.
Service Timings
- Holy Communion Service (Said) – Sunday 7:00 AM
- Holy Communion Service (Sung) – Sunday 9:00 AM
- Holy Communion Service (Said) – Sunday 11:00 AM
- Evening Service – Sunday 6:00 PM
Meet Our Presbyter
Serving faithfully at CSI St. Mark’s Cathedral, Bengaluru.
Rev. Theodore Williams
Rev. Ruth Rekha Michael
School of Church Music
The St Mark’s Ecumenical Centre for church Music, located at the cathedral was established in 1990, with the intention of training musicians and music enthusiasts, on church music. It is open for all people, irrespective of affiliations of religion, denomination or church. The candidates prepare for the Trinity College of Music and Royal School of Music examinations in violin, piano, music theory and singing.
St. Mark completed its 200 years and Bicentenary celebrations tool place by launching various programs during the year 2007-2008.
Spiritual Life & Worship
Worship at St. Mark’s Cathedral follows the rich Anglican liturgical tradition, centered on Scripture, Sacrament, and Prayer. The Cathedral hosts regular Holy Communion services, festival celebrations, diocesan gatherings, and special prayer services.
Major Christian observances such as Christmas, Holy Week, Good Friday, and Easter are celebrated with reverence and community participation.
Ministries & Church Engagement
The Cathedral actively nurtures spiritual growth and community involvement through diverse ministries:
- Youth Fellowship & Sunday School
- Women’s Fellowship & Family Ministries
- Choir & Music Ministry
- Bible Study & Prayer Groups
- Social Outreach & Community Service Programs
- Presbyter Care & Counseling