Min. Curtis Prichard’s Biography

Elder Curtis Prichard is an evangelist with a global mission to empower the world through the Word. He believes that the body of Christ should be empowered in every area of life. His preaching and teaching focuses on empowering believers spiritually and developing them educationally.

He is an ordained associate minister of Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church under the leadership of Dr. Varnie N. Fullwood. He serves as the Director of Media Communications, Director of Marketing, and Editor of the church newsletter and leader or the Christian Business Ministry. He answered the call to the gospel in August 23, 1998. Min. Prichard attributes the success of his life and ministry to relying on the Word of God, being filled with the Holy Spirit and being led by the Spirit of God.

Mr. Prichard served as the first African American President for the Erwin Area Chamber of Commerce in 2004 and 2005, located in Harnett County, NC. He serves on the board of Leadership Harnett, Good Work Inc, Durham NC and Rural Entrepreneurship Development System for North Carolina. Mr. Prichard received the Presidential Citation in recognition of exemplary experience that honors Fayetteville State University, one of the historically black institutions award by the National Association for Equal Opportunity in higher education in 2006. He also was awarded the 2006 Distinguished Fayetteville State University Alumni award. He was awarded the Barbara Norris Award, by the Erwin Chamber of Commerce in 2005.

Mr. Prichard is President and Chief Accountant of Prichard's Tax & Accounting Service. Mr. Prichard brings to the company over 20 years of experience in the accounting, tax and technology industry. Mr. Prichard is an alumnus of Havelock High School, Fayetteville State University and North Carolina College of Theology. Mr. Prichard holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration/Finance and an Associates of Arts in Theology, Bachelor of Arts in Theology, Graduates of Arts in Theology, and a Masters of Arts in Theology.