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Native, Israeli-born Baht Rivka Whitten is an accomplished musician, recording artist, and worship leader. Her unique sound is comprised of original songs and traditional Israeli melodies fused with powerful vocals, Hebrew/English lyrics, and rhythms from around the world. Her compelling music has impacted the nations through television, radio, and the distribution of her three CDs, along with performances at international conferences and outreaches across the globe. Songs from her latest CD have played on secular Israeli radio.


Lazman Hazeh Music, Baht Rivka Whitten בת וויטן, לזמן הזה מיוזיק
God, Family, Friends, Music. Worship. Life in Isr@el. Loving. Serving. Traveling. Recording.
Shabbat Shalom from the 16th floor of the Pentagon City Sheraton Hotel— what a view!! ... See MoreSee Less

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My current view… praying over DC as I’ll be leading live worship this evening with our amazing LFWC band, with the anointed Sue, Kerah and Zamaria, and DW opening night of the Tikkun Women’s Conference— also always love a covering of prayer for anointing, physical and emotional healing and deliverance, joy, peace, love breakthrough for everyone present to bubble up and overflow in the worship! Thank you 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️❤️❤️❤️🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 ... See MoreSee Less

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Neither of us has the administrative gifting lol! Pray for us as we’re trying to do a lot of thinggssssss 🤪🫠🫣 ... See MoreSee Less

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This is random but someone near and dear to me bought some interesting American coins and thinks they might be worth something. Are any of my fb friends collectors, or know someone who is or who has some knowledge in this area? This can make a big difference in this person’s life. Really appreciate your help 💕 ... See MoreSee Less
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We have a few dates available in September before we head to back to Israel ❤️
If you would like us to come share Israeli style Hebrew/English Worship and Word, message me— love to hug you!
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Blessed weekend in Western Virginia with great congregations and dear friends this past weekend! Looking forward to this coming weekend at the Tikkun Women’s Conference in Washingtonton DC! Who’s coming??? It’s a GREAT conference— if you want more information— message me! ❤️ ... See MoreSee Less




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If isr@el has been on your heart and you have pondered coming with us to tour and serve in the land, we are almost full. Love to have you with us ❤️ ... See MoreSee Less
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So George revealed a surprise tonight — he and Obadiah did them together…. when the cat’s away, I guess the mice will play! 🙀🐭🤪 ... See MoreSee Less

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Shabbat Shalom Friends! I am safe— I was not able to get out of Charlotte (too many people rerouted here because of the weather up north) but God made a way for a hotel (many were sold out!) and I got to sleep for a few hours 😅. Then, this morning I found a dear friend I know from Israel that I haven’t seen in years who lives here! She is helping me get to my amazing hubby who is driving seven hours to meet us 🤪! We will be in Virginia this weekend, if you’re anywhere near! Just want to take a moment to THANK each one of you who has been on this crazy journey of life with us for so many years, and has interceded and agreed in prayer for the various needs for our family, for Israel and for us. We are SO GRATEFUL FOR YOU!!! You are a BLESSING and we LOVE YOU!! For those we haven’t yet met in person, I pray there is a time we will get to meet… maybe on our travels… maybe in Israel! ... See MoreSee Less




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Anyone one awake in Charlotte North Carolina lol? Stuck here 😭🤪 ... See MoreSee Less
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Flying standby is both a blessing and a risk. I’m incredibly grateful to my beautiful sister CC who makes it possible for me to fly at a fraction of the cost—but flying this way always comes with uncertainty. Still, I took the risk, believing that God was going to do something special this past week, which He really did 🙌🏼. But now I’m trying to get back to my hub and we have a weekend of events planned in Virginia. I’ve been at Pearson Airport in Toronto since 9:30 this morning, running on very little sleep. I’ve tried to get on five different flights today— now waiting on the sixth and final one that is going out tonight. It’s always risky to fly standby, but today has been unusually difficult. Apparently, unbeknownst to me, it’s “British Columbia Day,” this coming Monday, so a lot of Canadians are traveling for the long weekend. On top of that, there were tons of gate changes, delays, and cancellations due to weather and other issues. This airport is crazy and packed with people trying to rebook and get home. I even thought of renting a car and driving but there are NONE to be had! But in the middle of all the chaos, I had two divine appointments. I met two young women, one in particular who had also been bouncing from gate to gate, hoping to get home. We ended up sticking together for several hours, sharing the journey and frustration of missed flights and uncertainty. Flight after flight came and went, and it didn’t look like either of us would make it.
Then, on the fifth flight attempt, something unexpected happened. Someone didn’t show and a seat opened up— and because I had been waiting the longest, they called my name to board.
As I stood there with my passport in hand, I felt this overwhelming sense that God wanted me to give that girl my seat. I quickly stepped aside, called my husband and told him what I was feeling (who, understandably, was a little reluctant since we haven’t seen each other in a week 😂😭) but he said it was ok.
I walked back up to the gate agent and told her I was going to give my seat to the other girl. She was stunned. She knew how long I’d been waiting. The young woman was speechless too—there may or may not have been tears in all of our eyes 🥹. She was overwhelmed with gratitude. Later, she even texted me from the plane offering to send me money. I told her, “This is a gift from God, who loves you so much.” And I sent her a link to my version of The Blessing.
Now I’m sitting here in the terminal again, still waiting, still hoping to get on this last flight out. But I’m at peace.
All this got me thinking— flying standby kind of feels like LIFE. We’re all waiting in this chaotic world full of delays, detours, and canceled plans. We're all holding out, hoping to get where we’re meant to be. And though it’s not an easy process to endure, maybe still there's someone who needs the seat we were hoping to take more than we do. Before us, is always an opportunity to trust the Lord and give up our seat for the sake of love. Today that’s what I did. I know He sees our wait. I know He knows the cost. I know He’s got our flight covered. And He rewards those who choose to trust Him— He’s not just the pilot. He’s the one who holds the boarding passes. ❤️
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Last night’s event was a surprise to me, last minute, in an area where few people know who in the world I am 😂. I thought for sure it would be 5 people… at most. But many more came— and several congregations were represented— just by last minute word of mouth! I led worship and George spoke by zoom on their screen. People were touched and many eyes were opened 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 three joined our ministry tour to Israel! Few seats still open for our trip Oct 18-29! Thank you to Robert and Monica for hosting and loving on me! God is GOOD!
Please PRAY I can get on a standby flight today— need a MIRACLE!!!! It’s not looking likely and I need to get to the US for events this weekend! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Baht Rivka and Augustine blessing the bride, groom and guests at the Forman wedding in Toronto 🥰 thank you Joel Lieberman for capturing it ❤️ ... See MoreSee Less
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