Victory Manila

Victory, often called Victory Manila, is an evangelical multisite church based in Taguig, Philippines, and the flagship of the Every Nation family of churches. It began in 1984 when missionaries Steve and Deborah Murrell arrived in Manila with Every Nation co-founder Rice Broocks and a team of American university students for a one-month outreach. The church that formed from about 150 students never stopped growing. Victory now has congregations in 60 Philippine cities and is known for its relentless focus on campus ministry and discipleship.

Victory ranks 28th with an influence score of 68.9 and a total reach of 1,517,460 followers across three platforms. YouTube totals 848,100 subscribers split across a brand family, with the main @victoryPH channel at 49,100 and a second channel, home to Victory's worship content, at 799,000. YouTube growth was 4.31 percent for the year. Instagram adds 124,360 followers across victoryph at 83,832 and victoryworshipph at 40,528. Facebook contributes 545,000. No TikTok account keeps breadth at 82.5.

Victory's digital profile mirrors its structure: distributed, multi-brand, and steady. A reach score of 62.4 with velocity at 43.8 puts it in the middle lane, growing meaningfully but not explosively. The notable detail is where the audience lives. The worship channel carries 94 percent of the YouTube total, meaning music, not preaching, is Victory's biggest export. Facebook's 545,000 followers reflect the platform's continued dominance in the Philippines. The last YouTube upload in this dataset landed May 30, 2026, the oldest in this group, which is worth watching. For a church built on consistency, cadence is the metric that matters.