Digital missionaries who preach, publish, and build from the road.
Traveling through Upstate New York on our way to Maine to watch the leaves change this October. Stay up to date on the fall foliage.
We're Jeremy and Jessica DeYoung, traveling full-time with our four kids and our dog in Abby, a 2019 Thor Motorcoach.
As digital missionaries, we share the gospel and encourage families wherever the road takes us. Right now that road runs from Upstate New York to Maine for the October foliage — campgrounds, coffee shops, and small-town churches along the way.
Jessica speaks and hosts Perspectives Into Practice. Jeremy plans the miles and the digital work. Together they carry Grace Unworthy and T.O.U.C.H. Haiti—showing up in person, then staying through the ministries that travel with us.
The miles are the meeting place. The ministries are the invitation. Podcast conversations, an online gathering place, wilderness retreats, and clean water in Haiti all travel with us.
Explore the MinistriesJessica's voice—on the podcast, at the campground, and in the conversations that last after we pull out.
Four kids, one coach, and a table that moves. Home is wherever we park, and faith is practiced there first.
Grace Unworthy makes room for women who feel unseen. The Story Haven is where Christians gather online to tell the truth and still belong.
Jeremy plans the miles and the systems. In Haiti, a well and a solar pump outlive a visit.
The DEYOUNG Acronym
Dedicate our hearts to God
Encourage each other daily
Yearn for knowledge
Optimistic outlook in life
Uplift friends & family
Never give up
Grow together as a family
“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you.”
Matthew 28:19–20
The Great Commission shapes every mile of our journey.
Jesus is at the center of our journey—including the topics churches often skip.
Discipleship starts in the coach, then spills into every ministry.
We travel so we can look people in the eye and keep the digital rooms open.
