REV. HAROLD E. FLETCHER

The Reverend Harold Eugene Fletcher was born February 19, 1958 to Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie (Marie) Fletcher. He attended Paul L. Dunbar Elementary, Hope Smith High School and furthered his education in the Job Corp, where he acquired training and skills in electrical, carpentry, welding and plumbing. Upon completion he and a business associate started their own Electrical Company, (Fletcher and Roberts Electrical). Reverend Fletcher is married to Mrs. Janice Fletcher.

He gave his life to Christ at an early age; he joined Mount Zion Second Baptist Church, and there he was licensed as a minster. Being obedient to the orders of God, he went to serve at Eagles’ Nest Ministry, where he was ordained on February 22, 2004. Reverend Fletcher went on to become the Pastor of Kingdom Doors Baptist Church, which God has not as of yet, provided him with a home base for the ministry. He also continues his Servant hood through providing Substance Abuse Counseling throughout Metropolitan Atlanta at the State Prison and Jails. He serves on the Board of Director of KES, Inc. Day, which is a not-for profit organization providing service to the handicap of Georgia.

Rev. Harold Fletcher was born and raised in the Pittsburgh area of Atlanta. Reverend Fletcher credits his younger brother, who is also apastor, with encouraging him to become a pastor by giving him the opportunityto serve as a youth minister and to develop a ministry for those strugglingwith depression and dysfunction.

Pittsburgh Kingdom Doors Baptist Church, Inc. has yetto establish a meeting location for worship, but that is not stopping Rev.Fletcher and his congregation from sharing the love of Christ with thePittsburgh neighborhood through the Pittsburgh Kingdom Doors Outreach Ministry,located at 884 Coleman Street, SW; Atlanta.

We would ask that people join us in praying for alocation to meet in the Pittsburgh neighborhood and also for the community as awhole. Pray specifically for the youth, for men who are struggling to knowthemselves, for the women who don’t have direction or purpose, and for thosewho need comforting.