Roslyn F. Davis, M.Ed was born and raised in Greenville, Mississippi. She is a faithful and obedient servant of the Lord and has been since she obeyed the gospel of Christ on February 14, 1983. She is totally committed to God and has a gift and passion for understanding, teaching and training others in God’s word. She loves to share her talents with others inside and outside Christ. She is excellent at motivating, inspiring and mentoring others to do God’s will.

She is a private business owner and motivational speaker, who loves conducting retreats, seminars, workshops and training since 1986. Some of the states she has been the Keynote speaker, conducted Retreats, Symposiums include, Seattle, Washington, Calif., Texas, Miss., La, Georgia, Minnesota, Florida, Washington, DC. She holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Counseling, Bachelors in Psychology and Associates in Child Development. She is the mother of three leaders, who are educated, well balanced and brilliant young adults, Micah Isaiah 28, Daniel Jeremiah 24 and a daughter, Carolyn Joyce 23 years of age.

She is always promoting her CDs and three books, “I Beat the Odds”, “25 Lessons Learned from the Storm” and “The first 20-20 of Sisterhood. I Beat the Odds is Roslyn’s powerful book about her life story as a successful survivor, despite her torturous, abusive, alcohol and drug addicted mother. I Beat the Odds deals with healthy relationships in the midst of torture, physical, sexual, mental, emotional, psychological and verbal abuse; it also deals with the dangers and dark sides of unaddressed mental illness; it deals with breaking a family pattern of destructive behavior and creating a new family pattern of behaviors. 25 Lessons Learned from the Storm will teach you to view storms and troubles as a positive and not a negative process. It will teach, train and show you how you can be courageous, calm and content in the midst of any storm. The first 20-20 of Sisterhood teaches its readers the importance of not being superficial, but how to be sacrificial and how to please God by using his word as our standard for every sisterhood relationship. This book helps us to realize that the way I treat my sister is a direct reflection of how I treat God.