July 3 · St Thomas Day
2,000 years of Jesus in India
One of the world’s oldest Christian traditions.
St Thomas arrived in 52 AD and was martyred in 72 AD. July 3 – St. Thomas Day is the traditional martyrdom day of the Apostle. That day belongs to India. Indian Christian Day keeps that memory visible.
2026 Global Celebration
Celebrate Contribution to Human Dignity, Social Justice & Reform
Join us on July 3, 2026 — St. Thomas Day — for our annual global online celebration. Distinguished guests, inspiring speakers, and a global community gathering to celebrate nearly 2,000 years of the presence of Lord Jesus and the impact of His followers on India.:
Date: Friday, July 3, 2026
Program
Hindi Session: 7:00–8:00pm IST
English Session: 8:00–9:30pm IST
Zoom ID: 856 9402 2192
Password: 2026
Ambassadors are especially invited to join, share, and promote this celebration. The main event will be followed by an Ambassadors Meeting.
WHY THIS MATTERS
The story India
deserves to hear.
Indian Christianity is not a colonial import. It is nearly 2,000 years old — ancient, indigenous, and woven into the fabric of this nation. Followers of Jesus educated millions, built hospitals, championed dignity, and helped shape modern India. That story deserves to be told — and preserved for generations to come.
OUR CORE VALUES
Love
Unity across all denominations and traditions, with all who honour Jesus.
Serve
Acts of kindness — serving anyone in need, in India and around the world.
Celebrate
Honouring Jesus and the contribution of His followers to India’s development.
CONTINUE THE JOURNEY
Explore the Movement
Discover more about our vision, mission and how we are celebrating together.
About Us
Learn about the Movement, history, heritage and 2,000-year legacy of Jesus in India.
Vision 2030
Decade of celebration and the milestones that will impact India and the world toward 2030.
Events & Archive
Browse our webinars, annual themes, global July 3 celebrations, and recordings.
Resources
Access documents, research, posters, guidelines, logos, and downloadable resources.
Declaration of 3 July 2021
An annual day of remembrance by the Indian followers of Lord Jesus Christ, to celebrate the person and message of JESUS CHRIST which was brought to India in 52 AD by one of His twelve disciples, St. Thomas the Apostle.
Decade of Celebration
A decade-long celebration (2021-2030), to honour the 2000th anniversary of the earthly ministry of Lord Jesus Christ, whose teaching and life principles have helped to shape and transform India and the world. settings.
July 3 · St Thomas Day
2,000 years of Jesus in India
One of the world’s oldest Christian traditions.
St Thomas arrived in 52 AD and was martyred in 72 AD. July 3 – St. Thomas Day is the traditional martyrdom day of the Apostle. That day belongs to India. Indian Christian Day keeps that memory visible.