Apostle Arlethia Dupree-Jones
Presiding Prelate
Apostle Arlethia Dupree- Jones is a faith walker, from the inner city of Baltimore, Maryland. She is committed to getting the people of God judgment day ready as an End Time Harvest Preacher, Teacher, Prophet, and Evangelist. Apostle Jones is known as the “Agent of Change”, “Pastor Lethal”, the “Apostle of Faith and “The Revivalist”. She served as a devoted wife for twenty years to the late Minister Larry Jones, Jr. She is a loving mother to LaQuita, Shamera, Hezekiah, and Ashley, and energetic GiGi to Channing, Isaac, LJ, Ameila, and Ase' and granddaughter, Ameila. As a servant of God, she has committed every ministry, every teaching, every encounter, and every breath to walk out her Kingdom Assignment of seeing souls healed, delivered, and set free.
Apostle Jones holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Theology and Biblical Studies from North Carolina College of Theology. As a licensed Evangelist she has traveled to Kenya, Panama, Israel, Nigeria, Indonesia, Brazil, London, Iceland, Ireland and around the United States spreading the unadulterated Word of God, igniting revival and being an agent of change. As an altruistic philanthropist, playwright, actress, teacher, prophet, mentor and spiritual shepherd to many, Apostle Jones has hosted several life changing conferences across Maryland, West Virginia, and the Virginia region. As a Remnant Pastor, she advocates in the schools and communities to ensure the voices of our youth are heard. Apostle Jones has been recognized for her efforts in the school with honors of distinction. She has been called in to counsel during crises. Apostle Jones was the only Pastor in Berkeley County, West Virginia to ever be allowed to facilitate and preach a Homegoing Service in a middle school during school hours for a child from that community. This was a true demonstration of her sustainable impact to influence change in policy and unify a community. She teaches and trains with life applicable principles that transcend all generations, cultures, racial and social economic barriers.
Apostle Jones is fully persuaded and committed to complete the commission and vision given to her from God to ensure the Kingdom of God is represented in excellence, with the heart of God, that the lost have a “safe place” to come, that the “hospital” is always accessible, that the “trauma center” is equipped and that the remnant of God assigned to her is judgment day ready. Her “YES” has been proven and is affirmed daily as she lives what she teaches and is continually bearing fruit.
Kingdom History
September 8, 2013
September 2016
December 2016
January 5, 2020
July 2020
April 23, 2021
October 1, 2021
January 23, 2022
March 31, 2022
June 26, 2022
Deliverance Ministry and Healing Center (DMHC) was
birthed in the Holiday Inn, Martinsburg, West Virginia.
Apostle Jones continued the legacy of her great-grandfather when she began Faith Temple Deliverance Outreach Ministry, Baltimore, Maryland; an outreach ministry in the neighborhood where she was born and raised. With the distribution of blankets, coats, clean clothing, food and hygiene products, this ministry served various
populations from the working class to the homeless.
Spiritual Detox Center International (SDC), a ten-year vision, received its first official client with a project adorningly named “The Extreme Make-Over.” SDC provides housing, case management, advocacy, life skills, job placement and more; each case is
treated individually and not from a cookie-cutter approach.
Apostle Jones began serving as the Pastor of Zebulun Temple Deliverance Ministry, Baltimore, Maryland, where her paternal grandmother, The Late Apostle Thelma Ryals was founder and Overseer.
In the height of the pandemic Apostle Jones birthed out Riots to
Revival; God anointed Apostle Jones as a Revivalist taking her to each state to pour the oil of revival.
God spoke and told her to move the ministry and its members to Fort Worth, Texas; a place she had never visited. On June 30, 2021, Apostle Jones and her team of 21 “Faithwalkers” transitioned to Texas. On July 4, 2021, Apostle Jones planted and is now pastoring Deliverance Ministry and Healing Center Fort Worth also known as “The Wind of Texas” bringing about the winds of change in the Body of Christ. In Fort Worth, Apostle Jones is partnering with local businesses and council members to bring attention to the needs of her community and create connections to meet those needs.
Apostle launched End Time Harvest Kingdom Fellowship
International. It is a fellowship of spiritual leaders of all denominations, races and genders that equips, encourages and empowers one another to serve their communities better.
Apostle Jones began to walk out the vision God gave her to
plant ministries in each of the 50 states in the United States of America. This vision helped a hurting country by bringing unity in the Body of Christ, igniting revival in major cities across the county and bringing glory back to God. With her apostolic teams she traveled the country and launched the ministries in each state, plus Washington, D.C. They ministered in the streets, churches, libraries, government buildings, a university, hospitals and even in the airports. Wherever there was a need God allowed them to minister. From giving out bags of food to laying hands on the sick and watching them be healed, God demonstrated His power was
operating through this vision.
Apostle Jones became the first African American female preacher to plant churches in every state across the country. This vision did not come without obstacles and warfare; however, she endured and is now moving forward to plant pastors and leadership teams for each ministry to ensure the communities receive the nurturing they require. God ordained this time for her to educate and train religious and other leaders of faith to awaken in order to pursue policies and organizational strategies on global level. As well as unify and educate the public and various religious bodies about the need to be change in order to see change.
Apostle Jones was affirmed as an Apostle by Arch Bishop Ralph
Dennis, Bishop Bonnie Hunter and Apostle Wanda Sisco. At that point in ministry Apostle Jones was pastoring 4 churches, nurturing pastors, and operating her nonprofit SDC. Apostle Jones has worked with the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources, West Virginia Attorney General’s Office, Texas Homeless Coalition, Berkeley County Prosecutors Office, and other influential
agencies to assist families in crisis through procedural changes and hands on assistance.