Pastor Perry Noble of Second Chance Church said 2,100 people attended his Easter services in Anderson, South Carolina, which is “much more” than the growing ministry could have “hoped for or imagined.”
Although Second Chance Church has existed as an online ministry with small gatherings at Noble’s home in South Carolina for months, it met for the first time at a physical location this past weekend.
“What an incredible weekend for Second Chance Church…2,100 people in attendance…50 people gave their lives to Christ…..and this is just the beginning,” Noble wrote in a Facebook update on Monday.
“A huge ‘thank you’ to everyone for your prayers and encouragement…the best really is yet to come!” he vowed.
According to the Hartford Institute for Religion Research and other sources, the definition of a megachurch is “a sustained average weekly attendance of 2000 persons or more in its worship services.” So while Noble’s new church is yet to able to hold continued large services at a physical location, it appears to be headed toward big growth.
On Tuesday, the Second Chance Church team admitted that the response was…
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