All Saints' Church

All Saints' Church is a historic Anglican church located in Sehore town, Sehore District, Madhya Pradesh, about 35 km from Bhopal. Built during the British colonial period in the 19th century when Sehore served as a British political agency headquarters, the church features simple colonial and Gothic-influenced architecture. It remains an active place of worship and a heritage landmark reflecting the town's colonial history and Christian community presence.

Visitors can expect a modest, historic church set within a quiet compound in Sehore town. The structure shows colonial-era brick and plaster work with arched windows, a pitched roof and simple interior with altar and wooden pews. The surroundings are calm with trees and open ground. Visitors can view the exterior architecture, enter the prayer hall when open, and experience a peaceful, low-crowd heritage site that remains in active religious use.

All Saints' Church was built during the British colonial period in the 19th century when Sehore was the headquarters of the Bhopal Political Agency. It served the British officials, troops and Christian community stationed at Sehore and represents the colonial administrative history of the town. The church is one of the surviving British-era structures in Sehore District.

The church remains an active Anglican/Christian place of worship and a community landmark for the Christian population of Sehore. It reflects the colonial heritage and religious diversity of the town and is valued as a historic and cultural landmark by local residents and visitors interested in heritage architecture.