Known for her passion and abandonment, Tabitha carries a deep desire to see the bride of Christ flooded with revelation of God’s character and nature so that they might be set free from religious constraints and enter into a deeper intimacy with the Eternal, Uncreated God.   

“When I lead worship,” she shares, “my number one focus is not on leading people but on finding and following the flow of the Holy Spirit in the meeting.  That’s because I see my role in worship is as a facilitator, not a performer or a leader in the conventional sense.  I want to use the gift the Lord has given me in music to open a channel by which the Lord can connect more intensely with the hearts of His people.”

Another profound cry of Tabitha’s heart is to see the healing and release of God’s purposes for her native Canada and to see the Church (as it was conceived in the heart of God) and His Kingdom restored and established across the nations.

“I believe that Canada has a unique calling to be a healer to the nations.  But I know our destiny will not be fully realized until we see at least a remnant of a unified body of Christ in the church of Canada submitting itself wholeheartedly to the Lord – One Body under One Head.”

Because of this conviction, Tabitha has walked closely for the past 5 years with Watchmen for the Nations, a relational network of thousands of believers who are bound together by a common desire: to see the church of Canada transformed into a resting place for the glory of God. Tabitha serves as a coordinator of the worship for the Gatherings and has also helped in the production of some of the live worship CDs that have been released from these meetings.

In addition to her service with Watchmen, Tabitha has also served as a worship leader for many other prayer and worship initiatives both in Quebec and in the nation (Heaven’s Rehearsal, the CRY) and she is part of the leadership team in her local church, Église Sans Frontières.

Tabitha makes her home in Mont-Saint-Hilaire, QC with her husband Dominic and their 4 children, Nathanaël, Bethany,  Maëva Shekinah and Néhémy.