“It is Well with My Soul” - Nita Whitaker
Nita Whitaker is a singer and songwriter. Having performed on stage, as well as big and small screen, Nita’s talent and humor continues to find new avenues to be expressed. She has co-produced four independent CD’s, been a guest performer at The Freedom Awards, and has sung duets with Andrea Bocelli and Michael Bolton. Her music is available on I-Tunes and Amazon. Today, Nita performs “It is Well with My Soul” (Horatio Spafford; Philip Paul Bliss: arr: M. Riley). She is accompanied by Dr. Marc Riley and the Hour of Power Orchestra.
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Hour of Power Episode: HOP2693
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Led by Pastor Bobby Schuller, millions of people around the world tune in each week for inspiring music and interviews and unique and original messages that encourage each viewer to live a life filled with hope as they:
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Under the leadership of Pastor Bobby, the Shepherd’s Grove congregation meets in Irvine, CA, where they join viewers around the world each week through the newly designed Hour of Power. The Hour of Power began televising in 1970 from the Garden Grove Community Church on the advice of Rev. Billy Graham to Bobby’s grandfather, Rev. Robert H. Schuller.
