Our Pastor
Rev. Curtis L. Frazier
Motto: I came to serve and not to be served
CHURCH
Ordained Itinerant Elder in 1985 in the African Methodist Episcopal Church
Pastor of Greater Ward Chapel in Columbus, Georgia. Pastor Curtis L. Frazier was born and raised in Brooks County, Georgia and is a life-long member of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. He is the youngest child of six children born to the late Tommie and Nellie Frazier, on January 24, 1953. He is a dedicated to the Lord and the work of church with more than 40 years of service to African Methodism. He is married to Linda McNeil Frazier, and they have one daughter Aleya.
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Former Pastor:
Bethel AME Church, Montezuma, Georgia; He pastored the congregation at Bethel AMEC for more than 20 years and become very active in the community. Through dedicated leadership, new sanctuary dedicated by Bishop Frank C. Cummings in 2003.
Rev. Curtis L. Frazier also was the Pastor:
Allen Chapel AME, Americus Georgia
St. James AME Church, Prospect, Virginia
Associate Pastor of St. Paul AME Church, Newport News, Virginia
Assistant Youth Pastor of New Bethel AME Church, Columbus, Georgia
In addition to his ministerial service, Rev. Frazier has also served as a Substitute Teacher in the Muscogee County School System since 1997.
EDUCATION
Payne Theological Seminary, Wilberforce, Ohio
Master of Divinity
Troy University, Troy, Alabama
Bachelor of Science degree in Social Science
Enrolled in Practical Doctor of Ministry Degree, Evangel Temple University
MILITARY SERVICE
Twenty (20) years of honorable service in the United States Army Aviation Corps
Received numerous awards for meritorious service
Rev. Frazier is also a 100% Service-Connected Disabled Veteran
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HONOR
Pastor of the Year, Eastern District, 2009
NAACP Community Service Award, Montezuma, Georgia, 2007
Most Energetic Participant in the Macon County Relay for Life