Commons Worship

Commons Worship, formerly known as CXMMXNS, is a global worship movement birthed in Sydney, Australia, with a vision to write and resource songs that serve the local church. Founded by Grammy and Dove Award-winning songwriters Ben Fielding and Reuben Morgan, Commons Worship exists to gather worshippers around a shared confession of faith in Jesus Christ and create music that churches can genuinely sing together. Drawing on decades of combined songwriting experience, the collective brings together established and emerging worship leaders, musicians, and creatives from across the global Church.

Between them, Fielding and Morgan have helped shape modern worship through songs including What A Beautiful Name, Goodness of God, Who You Say I Am, Cornerstone, and Mighty To Save, songs sung by millions of believers around the world each week. At the heart of Commons Worship is a commitment to creating worship music that is biblically grounded, congregationally accessible, and spiritually meaningful. Through projects such as All the Praise Belongs, Live in Manila, The Commons Chapel, and The Commons Easter: I Saw Mercy, the collective continues to provide songs and resources designed for churches, worship teams, and personal devotion alike More than a music project, Commons Worship is a movement focused on strengthening the global Church through worship.

Whether recording live gatherings, creating church resources, or writing new songs, their mission remains simple: to unite believers around Christ through worship that is rich in Scripture, deeply accessible, and centred on God's presence.