Situated in Lal Bazar civilian area of the Secunderabad Cantonment, the CSI-Garrison Wesley Church is in near vicinity of the Military College of Electronics and Mechanical Engineering (MCEME), and the church has continued to attract not only its regular worshipers but also the new visitors from the nearby military stations of the Indian Army and the Indian Air Force through its regular Sunday Mass as well as its annual Good Friday, Easter and Christmas programmes.
Since the edifice had been standing for more than 150 years, efforts were initiated in 2013[11] during the then Presbyter-in-charge Pastor, The Reverend S. P. Vidyasagar[11] to raise awareness about the aging rafters and garner majority opinion from the members of the church who stood for restoration of the church in lieu of demolition and reconstruction of a new edifice.
[1] After the efforts put in by the Pastorate Committee for nearly two years, the newly restored edifice was rededicated on 21 December 2014 by The Most Reverend G. Dyvasirvadam who by then had become Moderator of the Church of South India Synod which was directly overseeing the ecclesiastical affairs of the Diocese of Medak.
Jyothy was posted at CSI Garrison Wesley Church, the Rededication Mass was witnessed by the entire Congregation with a procession in the Lalbazaar area in the presence of then Vice Chairman, Rev.
[3] The Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society set foot in the erstwhile Hyderabad State in 1878,[2] the missionaries led by Henry Little, William Burgess and the Indian Evangelist Benjamin Wesley[2] who pioneered the spread of the Gospel and helped in establishing of churches in areas northward of Hyderabad winning of new converts to the fold of Christianity.