Christ Fellowship Church

Christ Fellowship Church began in April 1984, when five families gathered in the Palm Beach Gardens, Florida living room of Tom and Donna Mullins for prayer and Bible study. Tom left his job as a college athletic director the next year to lead it full time. Today the non-denominational church draws more than 28,000 people weekly across roughly a dozen South Florida locations. Todd Mullins, son of the founders, now leads the church with his wife Julie, one of the smoother founder-to-family successions among American megachurches.

Christ Fellowship reaches 295,771 combined followers across three platforms. YouTube dominates at 177,000 subscribers, up 13.46 percent over the past year with video published as recently as June 7, 2026. Instagram and Facebook are nearly identical in size, at 59,525 and 59,246 followers respectively, both under the christfellowship.church handle. There is no TikTok account in the data.

The YouTube number is what earns attention. Adding double-digit percentage growth to a 177,000-subscriber channel means Christ Fellowship picked up roughly 21,000 new subscribers in a year, more than many churches in the index have in total. The velocity score of 34.6 and breadth score of 82.5 describe a church that publishes consistently and grows where it counts. The even split between Instagram and Facebook shows the audience is not aging out in one feed. For a 40-year-old church, this is an unusually current digital operation, and the near-300,000 combined reach backs it up. Few churches founded in the Reagan era are still adding audience at this rate, and fewer still are doing it on YouTube, where younger viewers actually are.