North Point Community Church, Contemporary church complex in Alpharetta, United States.

North Point Community Church is a sprawling worship complex in Alpharetta, Georgia, designed to hold thousands of visitors across several interconnected buildings. The campus includes large assembly spaces, classrooms for different age groups, and open areas used for community gatherings.

The congregation began in 1995 under the leadership of Andy Stanley in rented spaces before moving to its first permanent location in Alpharetta in 1998. Since then the facility has grown and become part of a larger network of locations across metro Atlanta.

The congregation offers specialized programs for different age groups, from preschoolers to high school students, alongside dedicated support for singles and married couples.

Weekly worship services take place on Sunday mornings, with additional digital streams available on Sunday afternoons. The campus offers parking and signage that guide visitors to different buildings.

The church's own 2024 census reported 43,830 weekly attendees across its locations, a figure that differs from the roughly 30,629 weekly visitors CBS News cited in November 2018. The Alpharetta site, purchased as an 83-acre (34 ha) plot in December 1996, opened its first 2,700-seat auditorium on September 27, 1998.