What are  the top 10 mega churches in the United States?
818721
Church  Attendance*  City, State  Pastor  \nLakewood Church  25,060  Houston, Tex.  Joel Osteen  \nWorld Changers  23,093  College Park, Ga.  Rev. Creflo Dollar  \nCalvary Chapel of Costa Mesa  20,000  Santa Ana, Calif.  Pastor Chuck Smith  \nThe Potter's House  18,500  Dallas, Tex.  Bishop T.D. Jakes  \nSecond Baptist Church  18,000  Houston, Tex.  Dr. H. Edwin Young  \nSoutheast Christian Church  17,863  Louisville, Ky.  Bob Russell  \nFirst Assembly of God  17,532  Phoenix, Ariz.  Dr. Tommy J. Barnett  \nWillow Creek Community Church  17,115  S. Barrington, Ill.  Bill Hybels  \nCalvary Chapel of Ft. Lauderdale  17,000  Fort Lauderdale, Fla.  Pastor Bob Coy  \nSaddleback Valley Community Church  15,030  Lake Forest, Calif.  Dr. Rick Warren
932979
There is one in Cooper City, about an hour away from you, but it looks like they do not have a pastor right now. There are a couple more in Florida in Dover and Pinellas Park but they're a good drive away. There area several Orthodox churches in your area including St Herman's Orthodox Church, a Russian  Orthodox Church in Lake Worth and Maginas Andrew Father and St Catherine Greek Orthodox on Southern Blvd in W. Palm Beach itself.
1142650
http://www.biggest-cities.com/
1184929
The best undergraduate programs in religion in the midwest are:\n\nUniversity of Chicago (IL)\nMiami University (OH)\nUniversity of Missouri - Columbia\nUniversity of Kansas\nKenyon College (OH)\nOberlin College (OH)\nRhodes College (TN)\nCarleton College (MN)\nMacalester College (MN)\nIndiana University - Bloomington \nIowa State U\nUniversity of Michigan - Ann Arbor\nNorthwestern U (IL)\nUniversity of Wisconsin - Madison\nVanderbilt U (TN)
24653
Why do you think there are so many different types of churches.
371576
las vegas has more churches per square mile then any other city in america.
204394
Here's a good link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_famous_Christians
267075
Heythrop College.   A friend of mine studied there and he's the best pastor/preacher/teacher I know.
155909
1.Blue Hill, MA\n2.Dodge City, KS\n3.Amarillo, TX\n4.Rochester, MN\n5.Casper, WY [and]\n6.Cheyenne, WY [tie]\n7.Great Falls, MT\n8.Goodland, KS\n9.Boston, MA\n10.Lubbock, TX
795730
Mount Parin Church Of God.\n(i may of misspelled Parin)
739999
That is the Cross Island Chapel in Oneida, New YOrk....\n\nSmash-cut to the new Millennium. The World's Smallest Church, Cross Island Chapel, still sits in the center of a pond on the northern edge of town. A small billboard near the road details everything you need to know: Built in 1989. Floor area 51"x81" (28.68 square feet) Seats 2 people. Non-denominational. "Dedicated as a witness to God."
990864
According to the U.S. Census's 2004 estimates, these are the 10 largest cities (NOT metropolitan areas) by population:\n\nNew York City\nLos Angeles\nChicago\nHouston\nPhiladelphia\nPhoenix\nSan Diego\nSan Antonio\nDallas\nSan Jose
639752
According to Adherent.com, this is largest US denominations in 2004:\nCatholic: 71,796,719\nBaptist: 47,744,049\nMethodist: 19,969,799\nLutheran: 13,520,189\nPresbyterian: 7,897,597\nPentecostal: 6,219,569\nEpiscopalian: 4,870,373\nJudaism: 3,995,371\nLatter-day Saints/Mormon: 3,806,258\nChurches of Christ: 3,659,483\nCongregational: 1,944,762\nJehovah's Witnesses: 1,878,431\nAssemblies of God: 1,560,890\n\nI don't know if Britney or Angelina are Catholic.\n\nWith love in Christ.
566826
Great Pyramid of Giza\nHanging Gardens of Babylon\nStatue of Zeus at Olympia\nTemple of Artemis at Ephesus\nMausoleum of Maussollos at Halicarnassus\nColossus of Rhodes\nLighthouse of Alexandria
240736
http://www.mapinc.org/top100.htm\nthis might not be all of them but the top 100
801665
As others have already suggested, you might be thinking of the Foursquare Church. \n\nhttp://www.foursquare.org/
1112231
The following are the 10 biggest religious bodies in the US. For your purposes, I suspect you can pretty much exclude the Catholics, and I suspect the Methodists aren't what you're looking for either:\n\nThe 2005 Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches reported the following figures, based primarily on 2003 denominational reporting data:\n1. Roman Catholic Church: 67.2 million.\n2. Southern Baptist Convention: 16.4 million.\n3. United Methodist Church: 8.2 million.\n4. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints: 5.5 million.\n5. Church of God in Christ: 5.4 million.\n6. National Baptist Convention USA: 5 million.\n7. Evangelical Lutheran Church in America: 4.9 million.\n8. National Baptist Convention of America: 3.5 million.\n9. Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.): 3.2 million.\n10. Assemblies of God: 2.7 million.\n\nI guess the reason why there seem to be so many born-agains on Answers is that it makes a great forum for spouting your believes - proselytizing is a big thing for many born agains. Tell off the sinners.