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Our Senior Pastor is Curt Fieleke. In August 2011, Pastor Curt celebrated 25 years of ministry at South Haven! Under his leadership, God has blessed the ministry of South Haven and it continues to grow. Pastor Curt is firmly committed to preaching and teaching the Word of God. His messages are biblical, relevant, and challenging. At the same time, his heart is loving and compassionate. Pastor Curt and his wife, Vicki, have four adult sons.
Pastor Curt and his wife, Vicki
EmailEach month we pose a question to our church staff and post the responses on our Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn pages. We have posted some of these past Q&As below:
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March 2013 - Theme: St. Patrick's Day What is your least favorite green food? |
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Pastor Curt: |
I guess it would be spinach...although I've never tasted kale! | |
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Pastor Scott: |
Cooked spinach—not even close. |
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February 2013 - Theme: Valentine's Day What is something you admire or appeciate or admire about your spouse? |
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Pastor Curt: |
I admire Vicki's great sense of humor...and by that I mean she laughs at my jokes. ... And her deep, deep love for her family! | |
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Pastor Scott: |
I appreciate Laura's passion for God's Word and her desire to study it every day. |
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Pastor Jim: |
Sometimes we think that two people who marry have to be just alike. There are many things that must be shared goals for a marriage. In the case of Mary Beth and me, the thing that has been a constant and what I admire about her is that she brings to our marriage a different perspective on decisions and direction that is so valuable to me.
Mary Beth has at times challenged me, warned me, and frankly, kept me from making some decisions that would have hindered our ministry, personal life, and relationships with our children. The old addage is true: "Two heads are better than one." However, I would add, "Two heads that think differently are better than one."
This year we will celebrate 48 years of marriage, due in part to both of us being open to the other's ideas, no matter how different they might be, not focusing on our differences but on our share goals, and listening , listening, listening to what the other is saying. At the end of the day, I am thankful for the added and different perspective of Mary Beth. I love you even though you don't think like me, thank God!
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January 2013 - Theme: New Year What is something you hope to do or accomplish this year? |
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Pastor Curt: |
To live a life characterized by love for God, love for others and service to a lost and hurting world in Jesus’ Name. | |
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Pastor Scott: |
Live in message of I Thessalonians 3:16 – Rejoice Always! |
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Pastor Jim: |
My desire for 2013 is that the Sunday School Ministry will continue to grow, not for numbers sake, but so that we might have an opportunity to be a part helping people grow in Christ. | |
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Belton, Missouri 64012
