STORY

Victoria Davis is a Portuguese-Angolan singer-songwriter who from a very young age felt a calling to minister to the church through song. Her debut single ‘Heart Unfold (Revival)’ calls out for the fulfillment of God’s vision for unity and justice to be manifest in the body of Christ. It is set to be released on January 18, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, a significant day honoring the fight for civil rights for black people in the United States and the story of a man that has had an impact on people from all backgrounds all over the world. 

 

The biblical refrain repeated so often by Dr. King is the hope for Victoria’s ministry:

 

“But let justice roll on like a river, righteousness like a never-failing stream” (Amos 5:24).

 

At the tender age of 12, Victoria began to write songs that quickly had an impact in her local community in Lisbon, Portugal. Her willingness to say ‘yes’ to God’s calling upon her life at such a young age, set her on a journey to pursue worship leading as a vocation. In her 12th year of high school, she was accepted into Point Loma Nazarene University in San Diego, where she completed a bachelor and master’s degree in Business Administration while simultaneously interning at the university’s worship arts ministry, leading worship for chapel services attended by thousands of students. 

 

Following several internship and worship leading opportunities at churches like Saddleback Church and The Rock Church, she went on to serve as worship director at a local church in South Carolina before moving back to San Diego, CA. 

 

As someone who has grown up in an African household in a European nation, Victoria has become keenly aware of the importance of unity in the church, particularly between individuals of different cultures and backgrounds. She is passionate about championing the biblical cause of social justice and advocating for the marginalized as Jesus did. Her hope is that the songs she writes would spark a revival in the church towards unity and reconciliation.