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.

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Lazman Hazeh Music, Baht Rivka Whitten בת וויטן, לזמן הזה מיוזיק

Lazman Hazeh Music, Baht Rivka Whitten בת וויטן, לזמן הזה מיוזיק

God, Family, Friends, Music. Worship. Life in Isr@el. Loving. Serving. Traveling. Recording.

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We were supposed to fly home last week to prepare for our Israel tour, spend some time with my aba and family, and sing at a beautiful women’s conference in Rishon Letziyon, but kinda gave up with the war, as many airlines were cancelling and those still flying were ridiculously priced. However— two days ago, (even though things were looking bleak with missiles still being fired daily into Israel during a “ceasefire”,) lo and behold, I found a reasonably priced, last minute flight through Abu Dhabi. Not gonna lie, I was a bit wary for obvious reasons but my husband felt strongly that this was a God opening and that He would take care of me. In true “Whitten Fashion” we literally bought the ticket in faith, I packed a bag and we drove 4.5 hours to NYC to get on that flight. Though my flight ended up arriving a few hours after the conference sadly 😭😭😭, it was just in time to see the East Coast from the sky, make new friends with a woman from India and a man from Pakistan sitting next to me, experience a first time layover in the United Arab Emirates, fly into a very serious dust storm hitting Israel from North Africa (not to mention, the continuation of this war still looming), and be scooped up at Ben Gurion Airport by my wonderful long time friend R and surprise the heck out of my aba and fam on Shabbat … worth it. ❤️🙌🏼🙏 ... See MoreSee Less

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Good morning from Jerusalem! Flew through Abu Dhabi last night 😬 — a miraculous flight, near 30 hours of traveling, to surprise my fam and bring some joy in a difficult season. It was a good last minute decision— I was worried about getting stuck in the Arab Emirates but God was merciful and I got it in fine 🥹. So good to be #home 🥰🥰🥰 ... See MoreSee Less

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Shabbat Shalom, yes, from Jerusalem! We pray for the peace of this unique and beautiful city! Good to be #home 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 ... See MoreSee Less

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If there’s ever a time to remember. Yom haShoa, Holocaust Remembrance Day. ... See MoreSee Less

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Shabbat Shalom from Baltimore where we are having a much needed actual Shabbat Shalommmm — first time in a longgg time we’re taking a little break!! We were supposed to fly home with our son this week 😭 and prepare for our next Real Israel Tour! Flights are cancelled and (though it’s a “cease fire”) missiles are being fired at us multiple times a day!!! Praying about our next steps… appreciate your prayers ❤️❤️❤️ ... See MoreSee Less

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Saved the best for last. Seder #5 for 2026. This was actually the first Seder (in America) that we did the writing, planning, inviting, setting up, and leading. Long time friends and newcomers joined us, some from other states— what a joy to be with you all! In all my years growing up, doing Seders with my family, then later singing at them, then later leading them with my husband, I have never experienced a Seder this powerful. My absolutely dynamic husband wrote the MOST AMAZING, UNIQUE HAGGADAH — when I read it for the first time I literally had goosebumps all over. A perfectly balanced traditional and Kingdom oriented Haggadah, along with my little Israeli touches, decor and songs, I feel like God definitely put us together for such a time as this. Several people were visibly moved, and raved about it afterward. We are looking to do more of these in the years to come! (and hopefully some new holiday songs that have been on my heart to record for years 🙏🙏🙏)! ... See MoreSee Less

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The Negev Desert after the rainy season… and a long night of sirens and booms… normally all brown here — just rocks dirt and sand. photo credit: my sister S (walking her dog, Laila, this morning). ... See MoreSee Less

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My family asked me to reach out and ask for prayers. If you’re able, please keep my nephew’s best friend (B) in your prayers. He is like a brother to my nephew and like a son to my sister and brother in law. He is a lone soldier (meaning, he is voluntarily serving with the IDF and his parents live out of the country). He spends most of his free time with my sister’s family and was just with them for Passover, but had to return to his base in the north a few days ago. Recently, there was a serious situation there—several members of his unit were wounded, and a close friend of his was killed. By a miracle, B came out alive. It is still very dangerous where he is right now— for all the soldiers 😣. Thank you all so much for your prayers. ❤️🙏 🙏🙏 ... See MoreSee Less

5:28 AM isr@el time. Miss;les have been raining down all over the land tonight, North, South, East and West. My family, in and out of the bunkers 4 or 5 times through the night (meaning, the ones who have that option). 🙏🙏🙏 ... See MoreSee Less

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Happy Resurrection to all who celebrate ❤️ This weekend has been packed with two Passover Seders (of five total, pics in former posts), a Good Friday service and a Resurrection Service 😅 in Pittsburgh and Philly! He has Risen! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 Heading back to Baltimore to RESSSST… for a couple days anyway! One last Seder coming up this week— if you’re in the area or want to travel, let me know asap! ... See MoreSee Less

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Seder #4 2026, doing some Passover songs for my very first congregational family when I gave my life to Yeshua ❤️🙌🏼❤️ ... See MoreSee Less

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A very special Shabbat Service with CBY in Philadelphia yesterday — healing, blessing, and more. Been a long time coming 🥹… I have no words 🥲. Thank you Rabbi David and Debbie. Blessed to see many dear, missed friends too 🙌🏼❤️🙌🏼 ... See MoreSee Less

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