Stake attention in this memory
A framed blue sign is mounted on the exterior wall of a building, likely a church, in Mumbai, India. The sign features text in white lettering. At the top, it reads "Church of Scotland." Below that, in a larger, stylized font, is "St. Andrew's Cathedral." Further down, it states: ""The Scots' Kirk" IN THE SERVICE OF THE LORD SINCE (1815) 138, SHAHD BHAGAT SINGH ROAD, FORT, MUMBAI "WORSHIP WITH US EVERY SUNDAY" PRAISE AND WORSHIP TIMINGS FIRST SUNDAY OF EVERY MONTH 9.00 AM. HOLY COMMUNION WORSHIP SERVICE ON ALL OTHER SUNDAYS OF THE MONTH, EVENING WORSHIP SERVICE AT 5.00 PM." A section at the bottom of the sign, on the left side, lists "Bishop," "Curate," and "Deacon," with a light blue rectangle obscuring some text. A decorative border frames the blue sign. Behind the sign, glimpses of lush green foliage are visible. The building's facade is a light, textured beige, with a window featuring horizontal louvers situated above the sign. A hanging lantern is suspended from the building's exterior. The sign is supported by white poles.
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