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Faith Rivera at the Winspear Center in Edmonton, Canada

Faith Rivera (born Esther Faith Rivera, Waimea, Hawaii County, Hawaii) is an American singer-songwriter. Rivera set up the independent record label and publishing company Lil' Girl Creations in 1996.

Rivera performed in The Real Love: A New Musical in 2011.[1][dead link]

She is a peace ambassador for Fine & Performing Artists for World Peace and was named the 2008 Biggest Giver for Humanity Unites Brilliance, which provided food, water, education and micro-loans to women and children. Rivera received the 2012 Grace Note Award for her contribution to the New Thought movement.[2][dead link]

Awards

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Year Nominee / work Award Result
2002 "Kumbaya" Dance Song of the Year - Just Plain Folks [3] Won
2006 "Suncatcher" (album) New Age Album of the Year - Just Plain Folks [4] Won

Albums

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Year Album Label
1997 In Search of Faith Lil' Girl Creations
2001 Faithgroove Lil' Girl Creations
2003 Wonder Lil' Girl Creations
2005 Suncatcher **JPF New Age album of the year Lil' Girl Creations
2007 Maluhia ~ Everyday Peace Lil' Girl Creations
2008 Raise Me Up Lil' Girl Creations
2011 Let It Out Lil' Girl Creations
2011 The World is Waiting for You (Book & CD) Lil' Girl Creations
2012 Where I Live There Are Rainbows Lil' Girl Creations
2012 The Power of You and Me Songbook Lil' Girl Creations
2016 Heart Flash Drive Lil' Girl Creations
2020 Rise Lil' Girl Creations

References

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  1. 'The Real Love, A New Musical' with Betty Buckley, Shirley Jones", thereallovemusic.com; accessed December 5, 1928.
  2. "Sound Connections - Unity Worldwide Ministries", unityworldwideministries.org; accessed February 22, 2018.
  3. "2002 Just Plain Folks Music Awards Song winners" Archived 2012-07-29 at the Wayback Machine, jpfolks.com, 2002
  4. "2006 Just Plain Folks Music Awards Album winners" Archived 2017-10-04 at the Wayback Machine, jpfolks.com, 2006