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Oriental Orthodoxy inIndia is a minority withinChristianity in India. There is a major overlap between these, theChristians in Kerala and theSt. Thomas Christians, the latter of whom trace themselves back toApostle Thomas.
The Oriental Orthodox Churches in India are theMalankara Orthodox Syrian Church, theJacobite Syrian Christian Church, theArmenian Apostolic Church and theCoptic Orthodox Church (through its parish inJalandhar, Punjab).
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