Jeremie DeTellis

For a couple days now I have been feeling dry in my spirit. I thought it might be because of where I am in my devotions. I am currently plowing through some chapters in the bible that could be considered dry. Long chapters from the old testament that give detailed genealogies. Last night I read [...]

When my family moved to Maine, holding on to my faith became an increasingly hard discipline. Even though my family lived in Maine, we usually spent around three months a year in Haiti. However my dad had to keep the wheels of ministry turning in Haiti. He traveled between Haiti and Maine every two weeks. [...]

I consider myself to be an ambitious person. Time will tell. Every summer up until this one I have counted down the days until school is out. This summer will be a little different. I am striking out on a new habit, working all summer! I want to find strength in freedom. When other kids [...]

Haiti is going through one of it hardest times. After the earthquake, Haiti’s president has said that it would take one thousand dump trucks, one thousand days to clear the rubble. In my eyes, It was probably the most accurate assessment of the damage. Haiti is healing slowly. The international community has accomplished much to [...]

I have some interesting friends. Dave Kless in definitely one of the tops.Dave has been coming to Haiti every year since 2006. He along with Monty Paton are heading up unique project to benefit Haiti. They are litterally biking across the country, from  San Diego, California to Jekyll Island, Georgia. Across an area of 2,600 miles! [...]