JPCC Worship

JPCC Worship is an Indonesian contemporary worship music collective formed within Jakarta Praise Community Church (JPCC) in Jakarta. Rather than a fixed band, it operates as a rotating team of vocalists, songwriters and musicians drawn from the church community, producing albums and live-recorded worship sets in both Indonesian and English.

The group is one of the most prominent voices in Southeast Asian contemporary Christian music, known for anthemic, arena-scale worship songs built on layered vocal harmonies, soaring choruses and a modern pop-rock production style influenced by international worship movements such as Hillsong and Bethel Music. Songs like «Roh-Mu Yang Hidup», «Sampai Akhir Hidupku» and «Yesus Mulia» have become staples in Indonesian churches and beyond.

Over the years JPCC Worship has released a steady stream of live albums and singles, gradually expanding its reach with English-language material such as «My Soul Surrenders» aimed at a wider international worship audience. Its songs are widely used in congregational settings across Indonesia and among the Indonesian diaspora, cementing its role as a cultural bridge between local church life and the global contemporary worship genre.