Gabriel Ervin is a fervent advocate for the principles the American Revival Foundation promotes: charity, service, and action. He grew up in Oakland County and currently attends the University of Michigan. He had always been interested and involved in politics, and during the pandemic, he became increasingly worried about the decline of American morality and the rise of the cult of greed; he hosted a podcast known as The Daily Diatribe, where he garnered a decent following through 2020, realizing a talk-show was not enough to make a movement he organized some listeners into what we know today as the American Revival Front. He has participated in organizing labor events at the university and collaborating with university and student organizations to protect workers. He was a candidate for Beverly Hills Village Council in 2022, garnering 1,400 votes despite being outspent 30:1 by many of his opponents; his campaign highlighted the growing trend of investment banks taking over and destroying suburbs in order to centralize wealth and property further. In 2023, he ran for President of the University of Michigan with a full slate of candidates, garnering nine seats in the assembly,  becoming the official opposition, and 1,100+ votes on the presidential ballot. More recently, he won the election to serve as a State Delegate to the United Methodist, where he looks forward to representing honesty and good values. In his final year at the University of Michigan, he ran multiple protest campaigns that garnered over 1,500 votes and helped several other ARF members win target races. Now, he looks forward to attending Yale Divinity School.