Fellowship Church, Baptist megachurch in Grapevine, Texas, US

Fellowship Church in Grapevine is a place of worship and community gathering near Fort Worth that serves thousands of people weekly. The building features modern design with bright, spacious interiors for worship services alongside smaller rooms for classes, youth programs, and meetings.

The church began in 1989 when around 150 members from another congregation joined together to establish a new worship space. In 1998 it moved to its current building and expanded over time to open additional campuses across Texas.

The name comes from its founding as "Fellowship of Las Colinas", a mission church of First Baptist Church of Irving. Sermons are preached by Ed Young at the Grapevine campus and broadcast to every satellite, so congregations in Plano, Frisco, Fort Worth and Norman hear the same message while keeping their own live music and staff. The church also runs the C3 Conference, an annual leadership and creative church culture event.

The Grapevine campus sits on a 160-acre site beside State Highway 121, north of Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. Satellite campuses in Plano, Downtown Dallas, Fort Worth, Frisco, Norman and Hawkins show services by broadcast, while music and staff are local. Allaso Ranch in Hawkins, opened in 2008, also holds a weekend service.

The church ranks among the largest in the US with over 24,000 weekly attendees and operates an online campus called Fellowship Live that streams services for people outside the region or with limited time. This digital presence lets many people participate despite distance or schedule constraints.