Mmuso Worship Finalises JTTC26 Setlist After Fan Vote
Mmuso Worship Finalises JTTC26 Setlist After Fan Vote. Mmuso Worship has finalised the setlist for Jesus To The City 2026 (JTTC26), giving its community another opportunity to help shape the upcoming worship gathering in Pretoria.

The worship collective, which serves as the music ministry of Mmuso Church, announced the news in an Instagram post thanking supporters for taking part in the voting process. “Ladies and gentlemen…. Boys and girls… Our JTTC26 Setlist is Finalised‼️ Thank you for voting 💚🧡,” the team shared.
With the song selection now confirmed, Mmuso Worship is turning to its community once again, this time inviting fans to suggest which worshippers they would like to see join the collective on stage during the event.
“Now… which worshippers can you see singing these songs with Mmuso Worship? Comment ‘Artist’ and check your DM to give your input and let’s build your JTTC experience 26 together,” the announcement read.
The invitation has already sparked reactions from supporters, with one worshipper expressing excitement over a particular song on the setlist. “Yes yes yes BE STILL AND KNOW, that song has my heart,” the fan commented.
Tickets for JTTC26 are expected to go on sale soon, with Mmuso Church encouraging interested attendees to set reminders through the link in its Instagram bio to stay updated on ticket announcements.
Jesus To The City has become an important gathering for Mmuso Worship and the wider Mmuso Church community. The 2025 edition, held at Heartfelt Arena, also contributed to the collective’s live recording catalogue, with songs from previous gatherings featured on projects such as The Holy One.
The upcoming edition continues the event’s focus on bringing people together through worship across generations and racial backgrounds. By opening the conversation around potential stage guests, Mmuso Worship is extending that sense of community beyond the music itself.
With the setlist finalised and ticket information still to come, supporters now have another way to participate in the build-up to JTTC26. The collective is encouraging them to share their suggestions as preparations continue for the next Jesus To The City gathering.
