St. Thomas Church, Davangere, Karnataka India

St. Thomas Church was built during 1946 in P J Extension (Prince Jayachamarajendra Extension) 6th Cross and it was rennovated as a big church during 2002. The Roman Catholic Christians make regular vist to this church on every Friday and Sunday. The Christmas Fest is celebrated on a grand scale in the church. The structure and style of church gives an impressive and attractive look. Hence it is a famous church in the city.

The syncretic deity known as Harihara is an attempt to combine the worship of Shiva ("hara") and Vishnu ("hari"), the two polar Hindu deities, into a single object of devotion. On his right side, Harihara holds Shiva's trident and wears his hair in the Shiva ascetic (piled-up) style; on his left side, Harihara displays Vishnu's discus and wears a crown. The two smaller figures are personified attributes.