Dr. Terrance L. Davis embodies a multifaceted tapestry of talents and a deep commitment to service. As an esteemed author, prolific speaker, strategic administrator, anointed preacher, and pastor, he leaves an indelible mark wherever his journey takes him. Driven by a divine calling, Dr. Davis answered the call to preach in 1998. He was licensed as a minister at Second Baptist Church in Penn Hills under the guidance of Pastor McMahon Gray. Subsequently, he found his spiritual home at Miller Street Baptist Church, where Pastor Franklin D. Rose ordained him as an elder. Here, his passion for music found expression as a worship leader, youth choir director, playwright, and mime choreographer. Under the mentorship of the late Prelate Reverend Dr. Loran E. Mann, General Board Member and Bishop of the Vermont Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction of the Church of God in Christ, Dr. Davis served with distinction at Pentecostal Temple Church of God in Christ. As Superintendent of the Pittsburgh District, he led with unwavering dedication, also serving as the worship leader during the live Sunday morning broadcast on WGBN Gospel Radio. Dr. Davis's heart beats for ministry beyond the pulpit. He has dedicated countless hours to volunteer work at the Allegheny County Jail, offering counsel, prayer, and ministry to those incarcerated. Furthermore, he has spearheaded mentoring programs aimed at nurturing and empowering the next generation of leaders in their communities, homes, and churches.

Roxanne Davis, a proud native of the Pittsburgh area, boasts a rich academic background. She graduated from General Braddock Area High School before pursuing her bachelor’s degree at the esteemed University of Pittsburgh. Subsequently, she furthered her education by earning a Master’s Degree in Counseling from Geneva College. As a licensed mental health therapist, Roxanne specializes in neuropsychotherapy, focusing on the treatment of trauma and anxiety. Her dedication to her craft is evident in her private practice, RR Davis Counseling and Consulting, located in Pittsburgh, PA.

Roxanne's commitment to aiding those in need has garnered recognition, including the prestigious 2019 PA Governor's Victim Service Award for her outstanding work in supporting women who have experienced intimate partner violence. Additionally, she was honored with a 2019 Pennsylvania Senate Citation, celebrating her tireless efforts that align with the mission of the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency, Office of Victims' Services. Roxanne's multifaceted life also extends to her spiritual and familial roles. A 2012 graduate of Harty Bible School, she is the esteemed co-founder and first lady of Three Rivers Metropolitan Church alongside her husband, Dr. Terrance Davis.