A new cinematic celebration of worship music is coming to theaters across the United States this weekend.
House of Worship, a special theatrical event featuring performances and stories from 25 influential worship artists and songwriters, will be shown in participating theaters nationwide beginning Sunday, August 23, 2026.
The film brings together generations of worship leaders and musicians for an experience centered on the songs that have helped shape modern Christian worship around the world.
Presented by The Fuel Music and Ori Music in association with K-LOVE and Air1, with World Vision as a sponsor, House of Worship combines live-recorded musical performances with cinematic storytelling and intimate interviews with some of the most recognized names in worship music.
25 Influential Voices Come Together
The film features an extensive lineup of established and emerging worship artists, bringing together musicians whose songs have been sung in churches and Christian communities across generations.
Among those featured are Michael W. Smith, Darlene Zschech, CeCe Winans, Charity Gayle, Chris Brown of Elevation Worship, Cody Carnes, Kari Jobe, Matt Redman, Pat Barrett, Israel Houghton, Brian and Jenn Johnson, Chris McClarney, Christy Nockels, Josh Baldwin, Naomi Raine, Tim Hughes, Paul Baloche, Martin Smith, Leeland Mooring, Mitch Wong, Hillary Scott, Brenton Brown, Brian Doerksen and Ed Cash of We The Kingdom.
Michael W. Smith and Darlene Zschech serve as executive producers of the project, which brings together different generations and musical backgrounds for a shared celebration of worship.
Rather than focusing on a single artist or church movement, House of Worship looks at the broader influence of worship songs that have become part of the soundtrack of Christian faith for millions of people.
Songs That Shaped Modern Worship
A major part of the cinematic event is its collection of reimagined worship classics.
The performances include familiar songs such as "Shout to the Lord," "Agnus Dei," "Open the Eyes of My Heart," "The Heart of Worship," "Breathe," "How Great Is Our God," "Everlasting God" and "Here I Am to Worship."
The film is accompanied by a 13-song album, giving audiences another way to experience the musical celebration beyond the theatrical event.
The project highlights how these songs have continued to cross denominational, cultural and generational boundaries, remaining part of worship services and personal faith journeys around the world.
When and Where to Watch House of Worship
House of Worship begins its special theatrical run on Sunday, August 23, 2026, with participating theaters across the United States.
Because showtimes can vary by location, audiences are encouraged to check their local theaters and secure tickets ahead of the event.
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The theatrical presentation gives worship music fans an opportunity to experience these performances on the big screen while hearing directly from the artists and songwriters behind some of the genre's most influential songs.
Watch the House of Worship Trailer
The official trailer offers a preview of the performances, artists and cinematic experience audiences can expect when House of Worship arrives in theaters.
Watch the Official House of Worship Trailer
The film is designed not only as a concert experience but also as a look at the stories and musical legacy behind songs that have helped shape contemporary worship.
For longtime worship music listeners, the event brings together familiar voices and songs in one setting. For newer audiences, it provides an introduction to many of the artists and worship anthems that have influenced Christian music over the years.
A Celebration Across Generations
At its core, House of Worship is built around the enduring influence of worship music.
By pairing established artists with today's leading and emerging voices, the film reflects how songs first written decades ago can continue to find new audiences and new expressions.
The accompanying album extends that celebration with a collection of reimagined songs, creating a musical snapshot of worship music's continuing impact across generations and nations.
With its limited theatrical showing beginning August 23, House of Worship offers Christian music fans a chance to experience an unusually large gathering of worship artists on the big screen.
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