UK singer-songwriter JERUB continues to hold the No.1 spot on the Official UK Christian & Gospel Singles Chart with his song Kumbaya, keeping the top position for another week.
The chart, introduced by the Official Charts Company in collaboration with AStepFWD, tracks the most popular Christian and Gospel songs across the UK using official streaming and sales data.
While JERUB remains at the top, there have been a few interesting movements across the chart this week.
Rend Collective makes a strong impact with a new entry at No.2 as Salt & Light debuts close to the top of the chart. The band also still has “Do It All Alone” on the list, giving them two songs on the chart this week. Another song gaining ground is KXC and Gas Street Music’s There’s No One Like Jesus / Cast Your, which moves up from No.11 to No.9.
While Chantelle Rutendo is no longer in the Top 2 this week, she still has two songs on the chart with My Heart Your Home and Psalm 51 remaining on the list.
This week’s chart also welcomes new entries into the Top 20, including Y Shadey, Folabi Nuel, Dubetter, and Min. Adeoluwa, bringing fresh names onto the chart.
There are also new songs entering the chart this week. Among them is Father Son Holy Ghost by Y Shadey, Salt & Light by Rend Collective which debuts strongly at No.2, Forever We Will Thank You for the Cross by KXC and Folabi Nuel, Guide Me by Dubetter, and This God by Min. Adeoluwa. These additions bring fresh sounds to the chart as it continues to evolve week by week.
Here are the Top 10 from the Official UK Christian & Gospel Singles Chart:
- Kumbaya – JERUB
- Salt and light – Rend Collective
- My Heart Your Home – Chantelle Rutendo
- Psalm 51 – Chantelle Rutendo
- Do it with Jesus – Y Shadey
- Ancient of Days / Open the Eyes of My Heart – CalledOut Music
- Forever we will thank you for the cross – KXC/FOLABI NUEL
- Do It All Alone – Rend Collective
- There’s no one like Jesus/Cast your burden– KXC/GAS STREET MUSIC
- Free Indeed – Philippa Hanna & Israel Houghton
See the full chart HERE
Looking at how the chart is beginning to evolve is something interesting to note and anticipate. Will JERUB remain at the No.1 spot next week, or are we about to see a new chart-topper? It promises to be an interesting week ahead.
