Victory World Church, Modern religious center in Norcross, United States.

Victory World Church is a modern religious facility in the Norcross area featuring spacious interior halls and advanced technological systems. The building supports large gatherings and uses digital infrastructure for broadcasts and educational programming.

The center was founded in 1990 and grew from a small gathering in a private space to a large religious organization. This expansion represents how the community developed over the following decades.

Each weekend the Norcross campus draws more than 20,000 people from over 140 nations, and services are held in multiple languages for that international congregation. The church describes itself as multi-cultural and non-denominational, and its name was shortened from Victory World Outreach to Victory Church in early 2020.

The main campus sits in Norcross, Georgia, on grounds bought from Waffle House corporate offices. Weekend services draw more than 20,000 people from over 140 nations, so arriving early helps with parking and seating. Additional campuses operate in Buford, Midtown Atlanta and Acworth, and the church supports a plant, Classic City Community Church, in Athens.

The Norcross campus was bought from Waffle House, whose corporate offices had occupied the site. The church lists 57th in Outreach Magazine's 2010 ranking of the 100 Largest Churches in America, and its plants include Classic City Community Church in Athens, Georgia.