Outreach Magazine: Newspring 2nd Largest Church in U.S.

Anderson's Newspring Church is listed just behind North Point in Atlanta as the second largest church in America in the new issue of Outreach Magazine. 

Newspring's 30,791 members, whom the church refers to as "owners," trails North Point by only 497. Newspring was founded in 2000, while North Point began in 1995.

Newspring was also listed as the second fastest growing church in the country.

Outreach Magazine's Largest Churches in the U.S. List 2014:

#1	North Point Ministries	Alpharetta, GA	Andy Stanley	31,288	1995
#2	NewSpring Church	Anderson, SC	Perry Noble	30,791	2000
#3	Gateway Church	Southlake, TX	Robert Morris	25,157	2000
#4	Church of the Highlands	Birmingham, AL	Chris Hodges	24,517	2001
#5	Willow Creek Community Church	South Barrington, IL	Bill Hybels	24,517	1975
#6	Saddleback Church	Lake Forest, CA	Rick Warren	23,980	1980
#7	Southeast Christian Church	Louisville, KY	Dave Stone	22,225	1962
#8	Christ's Church of the Valley	Peoria, AZ	Donald J. Wilson	21,381	1982
#9	Christ Fellowship Church	Palm Beach Gardens, FL	Todd Mullins	20,260	1984
#10	Second Baptist Church	Houston, TX	Ed Young Sr.	19,552	1927

Outreach Magazine's 2014 List of Fastest Growing Churches in America:

#1	Cherry Hills Community Church	Highlands Ranch, CO	Shane Farmer	1,868	43%
#2	NewSpring Church	Anderson, SC	Perry Noble	7,736	34%
#3	2|42 Community Church	Brighton, MI	David Dummitt	1,179	44%
#4	Lifepoint Church	Fredericksburg, VA	Daniel Floyd	1,028	50%
#5	Next Level Church	Somersworth, NH	Joshua Gagnon	880	155%
#6	New Life Church	Conway, AZ	Rick Bezet	2,054	25%
#7	Grace Church	Dumfries, VA	Derek Grier	865	72%
#8	The Crossing	Las Vegas, NV	Shane Philip	1,049	36%
#9	Christ's Church of Flagstaff	Flagstaff, AZ	Jim Dorman	1,795	25%
#10	Freedom Church	Acworth, GA	J.R. Lee	798	109%

Newspring Church currently has campuses across the state of South Carolina in Anderson, Boiling Springs, Charleston, Columbia, Florence, Greenville, Greenwood, Lexington, Myrtle Beach and Spartanburg. Future announced campuses include Clemson and Powdersville.