Christ's Church is situated on the busiest street of the town, the Mall Road. Constructed during the British era in Gothic style architecture, the grand church is amongst famous tourist attractions of the town. It is one of the prominent churches of the hill station, other being the Chapel of Lawrence School (Sanawar), Baptist Church and the St. Patrick’s, Irish Roman Catholic Church adjoining St. Mary’s School.Dedicated to St. Francis and St. Barnabas, the Anglican Church was constructed in the year 1884. Church is constructed in the shape of a cross, built by the British families that laid the foundation of Kasauli town in year 1842.The heritage church features a clock tower and a sundial in the front. There is a cemetery along with the church with graves dating back to 1850s and earlier.The Anglican Church was previously managed by the Church of England till the year 1970, when Churches of North India (CNI) took over the management. This 19th century has a cruciform floor and beautiful stained glass windows. The church exhibits a statue, in which Christ is bound by Joseph and Mary.The church is situated on the Lower Mall, which is at a walking distance from the main bus stand