28,000 Attendees? $9.7M to ‘Be Rich’? North Point Community Church 2024 Annual Report

North Point Community Church is a multi-site megachurch based in Alpharetta, Georgia, with 8 locations across the metro Atlanta area.

Led by senior pastor Andy Stanley, they are regarded as a model to many, having hundreds of church partners worldwide that are built upon the same vision, mission, and strategy as they are.

For our part, we’ve lent them a steady stream of criticism on account of having completely capitulated to the LGBTQ spirit of the age and being functionally gay and trans-affirming despite a couple of halfhearted protestations to the contrary (See endnotes)

To that end, they’ve released their 2024 year-in-review for each separate location: Brownsbridge, Buckhead, Decatur City, East Cobb, Gwinnett, Hamilton Mill, Woodstock City, and their flagship North Point. We’ve collated them all togther to get a bigger picture.

Despite North Point experiencing some minor losses of members after our initial exposure of them a couple of years ago when we went undercover to their gay-affirming church conference, overall numbers remain strong and growing.

While a pastor at North Point church told us that they have a weekly average attendance of around 28,000 people, these numbers don’t mesh with their published statements. According to numbers released by the church, they have around 21,500 people on average attending each Sunday (Buckhead Church’s inane tallying scheme throws the number off, where they combine in-person congregants with people who watch the service online).

Furthermore 11,900 adults and children attended one of their “Sunday morning environments” for the first time in 2024.

North Point collectively had 363 adult baptisms (minus Decatur City, which we could not find numbers for) and 797 baptisms of children and teens, with the latter outnumbering their parents 3 to 1. Cobb City has the lowest recorded ratio, recording 3 adult baptists and 39 children baptism based on 500 adults and 500 children and students.

Church attendance number broken down on a typical Sunday across varying campuses:

Gwinnet

• 3,700 adults and children attend in person.

North Point

• Over 4,000 adults attend in person.
• Over 2,500 children and students attend in person.
• Over 11,000 people watch online.

Brownsbridge

• Over 2,000 adults attend in person.
• Over 1,500 children and students attend in person.
• Over 1,300 people watch online.

Decatur City

• Over 500 adults attend in person.
• Over 300 children and students attend in person.
• Over 200 people watch online.

Buckhead

• 6000 adults, children and students attend in person or watch online each week

East Cobb

• Over 500 adults attend in person.
• About 500 children and students attend in person.

Hamilton Mill

• Over 650 adults attend in person.
• Over 500 children and students attend in person.
• Almost 200 people watch online.

Woodstock

• Over 2,700 adults attend in person.
• Over 1,700 children and students attend in person.
• Over 1,800 people watch online.

Beyond just Sunday church times, North Point had 11,820 middle school and high school students attend Camp, with another 21,109 parents and kids participating in Kidstuff- a free show that is typically interactive and helps families “connect to God and each other all year long.”

North Point congregants have been generous as well. They are particularly proud of their “Be Rich” campaign, an “initiative to partner with life-changing organizations in our communities and around the globe.”

Essentially, they raise money to give to primarily secular organizations and non-profit partners, such as Chattahoochee Elementary School, where their donations “provides teachers and staff encouragement throughout the year with treats, lunches, dinners and new spirit wear,” or to to the Good Samaritan Health Center of Gwinnett, which “provides fee discounts or fee waivers to patients in an emergency, case by case basis to help with medical, dental, or dispensary care, and with biblical counseling services.”

In 2024, they donated a combined $9.7M dollars to 364 beneficiaries.

Given that they are a church, they are not required to file a Form 990, so we’ve no further insight into their finanicals.

But alas, as we’ve pointed out previously, the church is compromised, and no one should be attending until they repent and clean house. After all: check out our rolodex of receipts.

North Point Leader Recommends All-LGBTQ+ Queer Counselling Collective For Struggling Gay Kids
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North Point Church Is Sending Children to All-LGBTQ Therapists: We Profile One of The Counselors
Video: Gay-Affirming North Point Church Leader Cheers As She’s Given Lap Dance by Drag Queen
Celebrating Transgenderism?! North Point Church Staffers Rejoice After Man Comes Out as Woman

Dr. Michael Brown Says He’s Spent 8 Years Exchanging Texts and Emails with Andy Stanley, Who Has REFUSED to Condemn Homosexuality
Andy Stanley’s Church Hosts and Promotes Pro-LBGTQ+ Ministry
Audio: Gay North Point Church Leader Says Andy Stanley Affirmed Him in His Homosexuality
Stanley’s Children Ministry Overrun and Led by Pro-LBGTQ+ Activists

Did a Pastor at Andy Stanley’s Church Just Out Him as Gay-Affirming?! Read the Excerpts
Contemporaneous Text Messages from 2019 Support Gay-Affirming Charges Against Andy Stanley
North Point Church Staffers Found ‘Liking’ Pride Parade Celebration
ALMOST ALL Speakers at Andy Stanley’s Upcoming ‘Christian’ Conference are LGBTQ+ Affirming!
North Point Pastor Praises Gay Man’s Affirming Org. ‘Lord, Let Him Create More Allies for the LGBTQ Community’

Andy Stanley’s Children Ministry Overrun and Led by Pro-LBGTQ+ Activists
Surprise Surprise, Another North Point Church Leader is Gay-Affirming and Wildly Liberal
North Point Church Baptizes Openly Transgender ‘Man’, After Giving Blessing to Transition?
Another One?! Gay-Affirming North Point Church Leader Hosted Same-Sex Wedding Reception
North Point Pastor Tells People Not to Attend Her Church Because It’s Not Affirming and ‘Safe’ Enough

Unconditional Conference: Andy Stanley Says Attending a Gay Wedding is ‘Good Theology’+ Disses Rosaria Butterfield
Exclusive: Andy Stanley Tells ‘Unconditional Conference’ Attendees That Scriptures Against Homosexuality Were About ‘Serial Sexual Relationships’
Andy Stanley Tells ‘Unconditional Conference’ Attendees He REFUSES to Say ‘Homosexuality is a Sin’
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