Mmuso Worship Finalises JTTC26 Setlist After Fan Vote Ahead of Jesus To The City 2026

Mmuso Worship has officially finalised the setlist for Jesus To The City 2026 (JTTC26), marking an important step in preparations for the upcoming worship gathering in Pretoria, South Africa. The announcement follows a fan voting process that gave supporters an opportunity to contribute to the songs planned for the event. By inviting its community to participate, the worship collective continues to build a closer connection with the people who support its music and ministry. The team confirmed the news in an Instagram post that thanked everyone who took part in the voting process. With the song selection now complete, attention has shifted to another part of the event, as fans are being invited to suggest worshippers they would like to see share the stage with Mmuso Worship.

Mmuso Worship, the music ministry of Mmuso Church, shared its excitement about completing the JTTC26 setlist through a playful announcement addressed to supporters of different ages. The team wrote, “Ladies and gentlemen…. Boys and girls… Our JTTC26 Setlist is Finalised‼️ Thank you for voting 💚🧡.” The message celebrated the community’s involvement and confirmed that the song selection process had reached its conclusion. Although the announcement did not disclose the complete setlist, it made clear that fan participation played a role in shaping the musical programme. The approach reflects the collective’s interest in involving its supporters in the build-up to Jesus To The City 2026 rather than limiting communication to formal event announcements.

Following the setlist announcement, Mmuso Worship opened another opportunity for fans to contribute to the JTTC26 experience. This time, the collective asked supporters to recommend worshippers they would like to see performing alongside the team during the gathering. The announcement encouraged followers to comment with the word “Artist” and check their direct messages to provide their input. Mmuso Worship explained that the aim was to build the JTTC26 experience together with its community. While the final selection of guest performers has not been confirmed in the announcement, the invitation gives fans a chance to share their preferences as preparations continue.

The response from supporters has also highlighted the personal connection many listeners have with the songs associated with Mmuso Worship. One fan expressed particular excitement about “Be Still and Know,” commenting, “Yes yes yes BE STILL AND KNOW, that song has my heart.” The reaction illustrates how individual worship songs can hold personal meaning for listeners and become an important part of their expectations for a live gathering. For many attendees, a worship event offers more than an opportunity to hear familiar music, as it can also provide space for reflection, prayer and shared faith. Although the full JTTC26 setlist has not been published in the announcement, the response shows that supporters are already looking forward to hearing songs that resonate with them.

Jesus To The City has developed into an important gathering for Mmuso Worship and the wider Mmuso Church community. The event brings people together through collective worship and creates opportunities for audiences to experience the ministry’s music in a live setting. Its emphasis on participation also helps connect the music with the community that supports it throughout the year. The 2025 edition took place at Heartfelt Arena and contributed to Mmuso Worship’s live recording catalogue. Songs from previous gatherings have featured on projects such as “The Holy One,” helping preserve moments from the collective’s live worship experiences.

The upcoming Jesus To The City 2026 gathering continues the event’s focus on bringing people together across generations and racial backgrounds through worship. This community-centred approach is reflected in the decision to involve fans in the setlist selection process and invite them to recommend potential stage guests. Such opportunities allow supporters to express their preferences while contributing to the excitement surrounding the event. They also create an opportunity for conversations about worship music, favourite songs and the artists who inspire listeners. As a result, the build-up to JTTC26 is becoming a shared experience that extends beyond the songs themselves.

Ticket information is another important part of the preparations, although tickets for Jesus To The City 2026 have not yet been announced as available for purchase. Mmuso Church has encouraged interested attendees to set reminders through the link in its Instagram bio so they can stay informed about upcoming ticket announcements. Fans who plan to attend should follow the church’s official communication channels for confirmed details about ticket sales and other event updates. The announcement does not provide a confirmed ticket release date or further purchasing information. Staying connected to the official channels will therefore be the most practical way for prospective attendees to receive updates as they become available.

The finalisation of the JTTC26 setlist marks a significant milestone in the preparations for Mmuso Worship’s next Jesus To The City gathering. The fan voting process has given the community a voice in the musical programme, while the new invitation for artist recommendations creates another opportunity for involvement. Although the full setlist, guest performers and ticket release details remain to be announced, the collective has confirmed that the song selection is complete. Supporters can now look forward to further updates as the event takes shape in Pretoria. With its continued emphasis on shared worship and community participation, Jesus To The City 2026 is building anticipation among those eager to gather with Mmuso Worship for another live worship experience.