UNDIVIDED: When Many Voices Become One in Worship

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UNDIVIDED: When Many Voices Become One in Worship

One Voice. One Worship. One Savior.

Eight Christian voices. One stage. One night of worship. One Savior.

What happens when the voices heard in churches, playlists, social media feeds, and even unexpected places around the city come together in one place?

On November 26, 2026, eight Christian artists, worship voices, and ministry communities will gather at the SM North EDSA Skydome for UNDIVIDED, a worship event centered on one message:

One Voice. One Worship. One Savior.

Joining the night are Nor Rayray, Morris Music, Malayang Pilipino Music, The Praise Collective, New Life Music, Kate Torres, Pastor Stephen Prado, and King “Tetelestai” Reyes.

More than a concert, UNDIVIDED is envisioned as a gathering where different expressions of Filipino Christian music and ministry come together with a shared purpose: to lift up the name of Jesus.

Different Stories. One Savior.

Christian music in the Philippines continues to take many forms — from church worship teams and established ministries to acoustic performers, digital creators, and musicians bringing worship into public spaces.

UNDIVIDED brings these different expressions together on one stage.

New Life Music, the worship ministry connected with New Life Philippines, describes its calling as creating an atmosphere where people, communities, and nations can experience God’s presence through music. Its ministry emphasizes making Jesus known through worship, with songs such as “Dakila” and “Tagumpay” among its releases.

Representing a generation of Filipino worship music with roots reaching back decades is Malayang Pilipino Music. The group’s recorded catalog includes releases dating back to Malayang Pilipino in 1998, followed by projects such as Ikaw Ang Maghari, I Choose To Worship, Salamat Live Worship, and other worship releases.

Kate Torres brings a unique expression of worship that has reached beyond the traditional church setting. Known for worship busking and public performances, Torres has shared her faith through music in everyday spaces, reflecting a ministry that brings praise into places where people may not expect to encounter it.

Nor Rayray, a Christian musician and worship leader who previously appeared as a finalist on Pilipinas Got Talent, has also used music and testimony to encourage audiences. His story has included sharing how his experience with disability became part of his testimony and ministry.

The lineup also features Morris Music, bringing an acoustic and worship-centered expression; The Praise Collective, a Christ-centered ministry focused on worship, creativity, community, and collaboration; and Pastor Stephen Prado, whose ministry adds another voice to the evening’s worship gathering.

Completing the lineup is King “Tetelestai” Reyes, whose faith journey and testimony have become part of his public ministry. Recent coverage of his story has highlighted a transformation from a life centered on drinking and partying toward a life devoted to sharing the Gospel and encouraging others to discover their purpose in Christ.

Beyond the Stage

At its heart, UNDIVIDED is about more than bringing artists together.

It is about bringing people together.

Different backgrounds.
Different churches.
Different musical expressions.
Different stories.

But one faith.

One hope.

One name above every name.

Jesus.

In a culture where music can connect people across generations and communities, UNDIVIDED seeks to create a space where those voices become one — not centered on the artist, but directed toward the One they worship.