Cross Worship

Cross Worship is a collective of worship leaders and believers founded by Troy Culbreth in Cincinnati, Ohio. The group was established with the purpose of reconciling the body of Christ across denominational, racial, and cultural divides, inspired by scriptures such as Revelation 7:9 and Galatians 3:28, which envision every tribe, tongue, and nation worshiping as one.

The collective began as a regular city-wide worship gathering in Cincinnati. From these local events, Cross Worship grew into a group that releases both original music and unique arrangements of popular worship songs. They gained recognition in 2018 for their version of the song “So Will I (100 Billion X).” Their catalog also includes tracks such as “Same God,” “Evidence,” “Inhabit Our Praise,” “Here We Are,” “Yahweh / Yeshua Hamashiach,” “No One Like The Lord / King of Glory” featuring Black Voices Movement and Eniola Abioye, and “To Our God” featuring Shovon Byers and D’Marcus Howard.

In addition to their recorded music, Cross Worship hosts events called “One Night,” described as united worship experiences. Through their gatherings and releases, the collective continues to focus on fostering unity and shared worship within the broader church community.