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World's Largest Churches Auditoriums: Nigerian Churches Dominate the Top 5 Largest Churches Building

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Christianity remains the most dominant religion in the world, with most Christians worshiping in churches and auditoriums that symbolize God’s presence.

Over the years, church buildings have evolved from humble sacred places of worship to giant architectural marvels that reflect the faith of their congregations.

These monumental sanctuaries have become iconic landmarks representing the religious community.

Here are the top 5 largest church auditoriums in the world based on seating capacity:

1. Faith Tabernacle

Faith Tabernacle is an evangelical megachurch and the headquarters of Living Faith Church Worldwide. It has a seating capacity of 50,000. Located in Lagos, Nigeria, it was completed in 1999. The church was founded by Nigerian preacher David Olaniyi Oyedepo.

2. Temple of the Glory of God

The Temple of the Glory of God auditorium, associated with the God is Love Pentecostal Church, was completed in 2004 and has a capacity of 60,000. It is located in São Paulo, Brazil, and was founded by David Miranda.

3. Champions Royal Assembly

The Champions Royal Assembly megachurch, located in Abuja, Nigeria, has a total capacity of 80,000. Completed in 2015, it is the international ministry of Prophet Joshua Iginla.

4. Glory Sanctuary Dome

The Glory Sanctuary Dome auditorium of the Dunamis International Gospel Centre was completed in 2018 with a seating capacity of 100,000. Located in Abuja, Nigeria, Pastor Paul Enenche is the founder and General Overseer of Dunamis International Gospel Centre.

5. Hand of God Cathedral

The Hand of God Cathedral is the largest church auditorium in the world, with a massive capacity of 120,000. Although construction is still ongoing, it is located in Port Harcourt, Nigeria.

It belongs to Salvation Ministries, founded by David Ibiyeomie, who serves as the senior pastor.

These vast church auditoriums not only serve as places of worship but also stand as testaments to the faith and dedication of their congregations.

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