Week 36 of the Official UK Christian & Gospel Singles Chart welcomes four new entries, with a brand-new song taking the No.1 spot, the 2025 StepFWD Male Artist of the Year IMRHAN making an impressive Top 5 debut, and Sondae adding another song to the chart.
After last week’s five re-entries, this week sees four fresh songs joining the Top 20, including two making their debuts inside the Top 5.
Let’s meet this week’s new entries!
NO. 1: BETHEL MUSIC, AUBREE ARCHIBECK & MARTIN SMITH – ‘GREATNESS’
Straight to No.1! Bethel Music, Aubree Archibeck and Martin Smith take the top spot with ‘Greatness’, making it this week’s highest new entry.
The collaboration brings together American worship collective Bethel Music, American worship leader Aubree Archibeck and British worship leader Martin Smith.
For the first time in the chart’s history, a collaboration featuring two artists from outside the UK alongside a British artist has reached No.1.
NO. 4: IMRHAN – ‘CHRISTIAN WAY’
The 2025 StepFWD Male Artist of the Year, IMRHAN, makes an impressive entry at No.4 with ‘Christian Way’.
The song speaks about his Christian identity and his journey from being part of Lotto Boyzz to building his career as a Christian artist. For someone who has experienced mainstream success and is now finding his own voice in Afrogospel and rap, the song says a lot about how far he has come.
Entering straight into the Top 5 is another significant moment in that journey.
NO. 11: SONDAE – ‘MONA LISA’
Sondae returns with another song on the chart, as ‘Mona Lisa’ makes its debut at No.11.
It is a good week for the artist, whose ‘Lord I Wanna Know Ya’ is also sitting at No.7. With two songs now inside the Top 20, Sondae continues to enjoy a strong presence on the chart.
NO. 19: CELTIC WORSHIP – ‘PRINCE OF PEACE’
Closing this week’s new entries is ‘Prince Of Peace’ by Celtic Worship, arriving at No.19.
Known for bringing traditional Celtic influences into contemporary worship, Celtic Worship adds another song to the chart with a title that points to Jesus as the Prince of Peace, a name drawn from Isaiah 9:6.
The song begins its chart journey just inside the Top 20.
Four new entries, two straight into the Top 5 and a new No.1! Which of these songs have you listened to, and which one do you think will climb higher next week?
The UK Christian and Gospel Singles Chart is an official Top 20 chart showing the biggest new Christian and Gospel songs in the United Kingdom by British artists. The chart is based on UK audio and video streams, downloads, CDs and vinyl, with all songs on the chart under 12 months old. So, if you want to see a song on the list, your support matters. Listen, stream, download, share, add the songs to your playlists and keep telling others about the music. Every genuine support helps the songs travel further.
