Arielle Davis, founder of Arielle Maria Ministries (AM Ministries), is a creative visionary, musician, composer, and minister whose work bridges the worlds of arts, education, and faith. Her journey in the performing arts began during childhood. At the age of five, she began her classical training on the piano. During adolescence, she developed a deep love for theatre; deepening her affinity for storytelling and performance. 

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Faith is the foundation of Arielle's life and the driving force behind her work. In 2016, she became an ordained minister. She currently serves as Pastor of Holy Union Christian Church (Jonesboro Campus), where she is committed to teaching the Word of God, serving others, and encouraging spiritual growth. Her calling to ministry informs her approach to leadership, creativity, and community engagement. She is determined to use her gifts and talents in service to God and others.

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Continuing her love for theatre and music, Arielle attended Indiana University before pursuing opportunities that would take her around the world as a keyboardist in the band for music icon B.o.B. Her musical contributions also appeared on his debut album, The Adventures of Bobby Ray. Her debut piano album, Romance Me, premiered on iTunes.

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Arielle's creative pursuits extend beyond music. She has produced two original plays, Lawson Tillman (7 Stages) and Malice (Porter Sanford Performing Arts Center), serving as both writer and director. Her passion for visual storytelling eventually led her into video production, where she created promotional content for HUCC Productions and produced her first documentary, Safe and Sound.

 

In 2020, Arielle graduated summa cum laude from Kennesaw State University. Her academic accomplishments reflect her dedication to learning, writing, and creative expression.

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As founder of AM Ministries, Arielle seeks to cultivate opportunities for creative expression, literacy, education, and spiritual development through music, literature, performing arts, and media. Her vision is rooted in the belief that creativity is a powerful vehicle for inspiration, learning, and transformation.

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Beyond her professional and ministerial endeavors, Arielle is the proud mother of three children, Timothy Davis, Jr., Abigail Davis and Elliott Davis.

Motherhood has further shaped her perspective on advocacy, education, creativity, and the importance of creating meaningful opportunities for children and families.

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Through her faith, art, leadership, and ministry, Arielle strives to create work that inspires, challenges, and provokes thought while encouraging others to discover the transformative power of creativity and faith.