Hillsong Worship's No Other Name received its highest debut on the Billboard Charts in their 26 years of music.

The album debuted at No. 13 on the Billboard 200, No. 1 on the Billboard Christian/Gospel album chart, No. 1 on Christian Gospel Albums, and Praise and Worship Albums and No. 6 on Christian Digital Albums chart.

No Other Name has received rave reviews from various media outlets including a top review on Rhapsody, "Hillsong Church continues to release live worship recordings of its annual conference in Sydney, Australia. That kind of legacy can be a lot to live up to, but No Other Name is all about building on that foundation. The album's 11 new praise songs emphasize congregational worship and highlight the Aussie church's determination to remain pioneers in the genre," they wrote.

Hillsong Worship "No Other Name" Tour:
August 14 Boston, MA
August 15 Baltimore, MD
August 16 Charlotte, NC
August 18 Baton Rouge, LA
August 19 San Antonio, TX
August 21 Dallas, TX
August 22 Houston, TX
August 23 Tulsa, OK
August 25 Independence, MO
August 27 Springfield, MO
August 28 Cincinnati, OH
August 29 South Barrington, IL (Chicago)
August 30 Minneapolis, MN
August 31 Grand Rapids, MI

Hillsong's Worship is getting their own feature documentary movie that will be shot on five different continents.

Hillsong - Let Hope Rise will get a worldwide release by Warner bros. Pictures, and it is directed by Michael John Warren who did Jay Z's "Fade to Black." The movie will focus on how Hillsong UNITED became the influential worship band they are today beginning from their early years as a youth band.

"In terms of reach, Hillsong UNITED is one of the biggest bands out there, Christian or otherwise. But at their core, they're just a group of unassuming individuals impacting the world with their music. We're thrilled to be part of bringing their extraordinary story to the big screen," said Andrew Kosove and Broderick Johnson of Alcon Entertainment in a joint statement.

According to a press release, it is estimated that every Sunday nearly 30 million people are singing a song created by Hillsong.

Watch the trailer for the movie below: