Devon Henry
Founder
Thought-Leader
Cultural Architect
Builder
Motivator
God Is In The Details
An apparel company created by Devon M. Henry
God Is In The Details is a faith-forward luxury lifestyle brand born from the quiet stillness of the window seat at 35,000 ft. What began as a coping mechanism and later social media captions beneath cloud photos has grown into a movement that inspires intentional living, travel, and purpose-driven style. Our products are made for wherever GOD sends you.
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In Should the Time Come, Devon Henry shares his extraordinary journey as the man who led the removal of America’s most controversial Confederate monuments. Facing threats, resistance, and the weight of history, Devon navigated the complexities of race, legacy, and justice—ultimately shaping a pivotal moment in America’s reckoning with the past.
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About Devon Henry
Devon M. Henry is a successful entrepreneur– managing a portfolio of companies in construction and logistics. With over 20 years of leading and building organizations, he is currently the CEO & President of Team Henry Enterprises, LLC, a nationally recognized contracting enterprise based in Richmond, Virginia. Devon has become the premier “go-to” professional for installing, removing, and relocating massive sculptures.
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A distinguished orator, Devon has garnered national acclaim throughout his speaking career, engaging audiences across the United States with his eloquent speeches and thought-provoking insights on entrepreneurship, leading through uncertainty, dismantling confederate statues, and erecting counter monuments.
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A distinguished orator, Devon has garnered national acclaim throughout his speaking career, engaging audiences across the United States with his eloquent speeches and thought-provoking insights on entrepreneurship, leading through uncertainty, dismantling confederate statues, and erecting counter monuments.