Winners' Chapel (Faith Tabernacle)

Winners' Chapel, formally Living Faith Church Worldwide, is a Pentecostal Word of Faith denomination headquartered in Ota, Ogun State, Nigeria. David Oyedepo founded the movement after a 1981 spiritual encounter, and the church began meeting in December 1983 with four members. It now claims millions of members across more than 100 countries. Its home base, Canaanland, houses the Faith Tabernacle, a 50,000-seat auditorium often cited as the largest church building in the world.

Winners' Chapel appears in the index through a single tracked platform: YouTube. The @lfcww channel holds 1,080,000 subscribers, up 15.38 percent over the past year, and was publishing as recently as June 8, 2026. The index tracks no Instagram, TikTok, or Facebook presence for the global ministry, which produces a breadth score of 47.5, the lowest in this stretch of the rankings. Even on one platform, the combined reach of 1.1 million followers outranks most multi-platform churches in the index.

Winners' Chapel is the index's clearest case of concentrated strength. A velocity score of 57 on a channel that already has 1.08 million subscribers means the church added roughly 144,000 subscribers in a year, more than most churches' entire audiences. Live services from Canaanland stream to a diaspora audience scattered across continents, and YouTube is where that audience gathers. The single-platform profile caps the influence score, and a denomination this size running no tracked central Instagram or Facebook presence is leaving reach on the table. The YouTube engine, though, is one of the strongest in global Christianity.