Pastor James Fulwood

Pastor James Fulwood is a native of Salters, South Carolina.  He is the son of the late Willie James and Rosa Belle Fulwood.  Pastor Fulwood attended and graduated from Tomlinson High School in Kingstreet, S.C.  He attended Winston Salem Bible College, where he received certificates in Foreign Mission, Christian Doctrine, Theology, Sociology, Homiletics and speech.  Rev. Fulwood earned a B. A. degree from Shaw University where he later received an honorary  Doctor of Divinity Degree.  In 1999 he earned his Doctor of Divinity degree from Tri-County-Bible College & Seminary.  He was honored by the Forsyth County Sunday School Union with an  outstanding workers certificate and a pin of recognition from the General Baptist State Convention of North Carolina.

Pastor Fulwood is a member of The Ministers Conference of Winston-Salem and Vicinity and occupies the office of Auditor.  He is Chaplain of the A. Phillip Randolph Association, member of the NAACP, treasurer of the Missionary Education Union, and a 32nd degree Mason.  

He is married to the former Misses Hattie Easter and has been Senior Pastor at Saint Mark Missionary Baptist Church since 1973.