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*[[Pastor]] [[Rick Warren]]'s [[Saddleback Church]] in Lake Forest, [[California]], is a leading Baptist megachurch in the [[United States]], with a weekly attendance of just under 20,000, making it about the eighth largest congregation in the [[nation]].<ref>http://www.sermoncentral.com/articleb.asp?article=Top-100-Largest-Churches</ref>  
 
*[[Pastor]] [[Rick Warren]]'s [[Saddleback Church]] in Lake Forest, [[California]], is a leading Baptist megachurch in the [[United States]], with a weekly attendance of just under 20,000, making it about the eighth largest congregation in the [[nation]].<ref>http://www.sermoncentral.com/articleb.asp?article=Top-100-Largest-Churches</ref>  
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*[[Joel Osteen]]'s [[Lakewood Church]] in [[Houston]], [[Texas]] draws 40,000 in weekly attendence. Lakewood Church is a former stadium equipped with lights and large flatscreen [[televisions]]. It manages a multi-million [[dollar]]  television ministry. The largest church in [[America]], it is also among the best examples of a megachurch.   
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*[[Joel Osteen]]'s [[Lakewood Church]] in [[Houston]], [[Texas]] draws 40,000 in weekly attendance. Lakewood Church is a former stadium equipped with lights and large flatscreen [[televisions]]. It manages a multi-million [[dollar]]  television ministry. The largest church in [[America]], it is also among the best examples of a megachurch.   
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*[[Crystal Cathedral]], in Garden Grove, California,, was built by a famous [[architect]] and is known for its [[music]]. It is constructed of thousands of panes of glass, holds nearly 3000 worshippers, and boasts one of the largest [[pipe organ]]s in the world.<ref>http://www.atlascom.us/bigpipes.htm</ref>
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*[[Crystal Cathedral]], in Garden Grove, California, was built by a famous [[architect]] and is known for its [[music]]. It is constructed of thousands of panes of glass, holds nearly 3000 worshippers, and boasts one of the largest [[pipe organ]]s in the world.<ref>http://www.atlascom.us/bigpipes.htm</ref>
    
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