As various levels of lockdown were relaxed, Worship South Africa encouraged worshippers to the Mission field.  This led to a complimentary movement called  #Feet On The Street with the challenge to consider where Jesus would be in times of crisis!  The heart of Feet on the Street was recognising the authority, Presence and power of believers and worshippers; which needed to be released into cities and nations to influence atmospheres, to impact change and to usher in breakthrough, healing, restoration, peace and God’s plans over territories.  

At its peak, there were over 26 active groups around South Africa from major cities to small dorpies with worshippers spilling onto the streets to exalt Jesus and to action God-directed missions.   Worshippers released their songs in hospitals, neighbourhoods, strategic government buildings, businesses, schools, public places, homeless shelters, beachfront areas and high places all over South Africa; with full confidence of Joshua 1:3 “I will give you every place where you set foot!”

Besides keeping the nation covered in worship, other blessings that resulted was the unity of worshippers around South Africa; the collaboration, cooperation and knitting of hearts after Jesus, King of Kings, Lord of Lords!  There has also been a natural outworking of collaboration through song writing retreats across the country where South African songwriters gather to worship God together, and co-write songs that honour Him.