Jeremie DeTellis

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 [...]

Today my family and I attended a parade. It was exciting, seeing the troops march and the brass band play. It is time to remember those that have died in the service of country. I have no one in my family that died while serving in the military. My mother’s father, Samuel Gillette served as [...]

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 am back in Haiti for another trip and today I visited Pastor Jills. He has been the brash school director and pastor for eons and is a special friend of mine. He has a big tent in which he has been using for evangelism and has witnessed over two  hundred and fifty salvations since the earthquake. Almost all the New [...]