Zoe Church

Zoe Church is a nondenominational congregation in Los Angeles founded in 2015 by Chad Veach and his wife Julia, who moved from Seattle to plant it. Veach modeled the church partly on Hillsong and Church of the Highlands, and Zoe quickly became known for its young crowd, its style, and the celebrities who have attended. Veach is also an author and podcast host, which extends the church's profile well beyond its LA gatherings.

Zoe is the only church in this stretch of the index active on all four major platforms, which earns it a perfect breadth score of 100. The combined audience is 168,100 followers. Instagram carries most of the weight: 100,083 followers on the verified @zoechurchla account, about 60 percent of the total. YouTube adds 55,300 subscribers, up 3.75 percent over the past year, with an upload on June 9, 2026. Facebook contributes 11,000 followers and TikTok holds 1,717.

Zoe's challenge is the inverse of most churches at this rank. The audience is built; the growth has cooled. A velocity score of 14 is the lowest among churches 91 through 100, and 3.75 percent annual YouTube growth on a 55,000-subscriber base is close to flat. The TikTok account exists but barely registers at 1,717 followers, an odd gap for a church whose brand is built on reaching young people. Full platform coverage keeps Zoe in the index. Reigniting growth is what would move it up.