Just Us Worship is not a group — it is a collaborative movement.
A Spirit-led collection of worship leaders, musicians, and creatives who come together with one purpose: to advance the Kingdom of God through authentic worship.

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Rather than functioning as a traditional band or fixed lineup, Just Us Worship exists as a dynamic worship collective, allowing different artists to flow together as one sound. Each collaboration is rooted in unity, humility, and a shared heart for Jesus — proving that worship is not about who is on the platform, but Who is being lifted up.

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Founded by Jpkeyz in partnership with Roy T. Williams, Just Us Worship was birthed from a desire to create space where worship is organic, Spirit-led, and free from performance culture. Every gathering, session, and release is an opportunity for artists to come together across backgrounds, styles, and ministries — unified by one mission: to host the presence of God.

 

Our Mission

To cultivate authentic worship experiences by bringing together diverse voices and musicians in collaboration — using sound, creativity, and unity to advance the Kingdom, strengthen the Church, and draw hearts closer to Christ.

We believe worship is not confined to a stage or a setlist. It is a lifestyle of surrender, obedience, and devotion. Just Us Worship exists to model what happens when gifted people come together not for recognition, but for obedience to God’s call.

 

What Makes Us Different

• We are not a band — we are a collaborative worship movement

• We prioritize unity over individuality

• We value presence over performance

• We exist to serve the Kingdom, not build a brand

• We create space for Spirit-led flow, prophetic worship, and genuine encounters with God

 

Our Vision

We envision a generation of worshipers who understand that collaboration in the Kingdom is greater than competition — and that when believers come together in humility and purpose, heaven responds.

Just Us Worship stands as a living example that when artists unite for God’s glory, worship becomes more than music — it becomes a movement.