The Church of Eleven22

The Church of Eleven22 launched in Jacksonville, Florida in 2012 under founding pastor Joby Martin, and it drew more than 3,000 people on its first Sunday. The non-denominational church takes its name from the 11:22 a.m. service time where it began, a reference the church now ties to Mark 11:22. Martin, a South Carolina native with an M.Div. from the Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond, has grown the church into one of the fastest-growing congregations in America, now spanning more than a dozen locations across northeast Florida.

Eleven22 reaches 503,370 followers across three platforms. YouTube leads at 273,000 subscribers on @TheChurchofEleven22, followed by 129,370 Instagram followers on the coe22 account and 101,000 on Facebook. The church does not run a TikTok presence. YouTube is also where the action is: subscribers grew 157.55 percent over the past year, and the channel published as recently as June 9, 2026.

The numbers tell a clear story. Eleven22 posted a velocity score of 96.1, the engine behind its number 11 ranking, against a reach score of just 48.4. This is a church punching far above its raw audience size because it is growing faster than almost everyone above it. More than doubling a six-figure YouTube channel in twelve months is rare at any level. The breadth score of 82.5 shows a focused three-platform strategy rather than a scattered one. If the current YouTube trajectory holds, Eleven22's reach score will catch up to its velocity quickly, and the church will climb. Jacksonville built a preaching brand that travels, and the subscriber curve says people well outside Florida are watching.