Dr. Solomon E. Fields
Pastor | Teacher | Author
At the age of seven, Solomon gave his life to Jesus Christ during a revival conducted by Rev. A.L. Cain at the Faith Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in Houston, Texas, Pastor Floyd E. Fields.
To portray and proclaim Christ-like characteristics to win souls, strengthen believers, and minister to those in need
Pastor | Teacher | Author
At the age of seven, Solomon gave his life to Jesus Christ during a revival conducted by Rev. A.L. Cain at the Faith Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in Houston, Texas, Pastor Floyd E. Fields.
To portray and proclaim Christ-like characteristics to win souls, strengthen believers, and minister to those in need
Approximately seven years of working in the Faith Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in the Youth Department, Baptist Training Union, and Choir.
1974 Solomon moved to Lubbock, Texas, to further his education at Texas Tech University. During this period of higher education, he was a member of Black Voices, Gospel Choir at Texas Tech. During this time, Solomon became known throughout the City of Lubbock as a Gospel Singer.
In 1976, he joined the Greater St. Luke Missionary Baptist Church, where for twelve years, he served as a teacher in the Sunday School, Vacation Bible School, and Mission Circles. Solomon was also President and Vice President of the Inspirational Choir, Recreation Director, Building Fund Treasurer, and Secretary of the Deacon Board.
In 1988, Deacon Solomon Fields and his wife Louise and daughter LaTina joined the Lyons Chapel Baptist Church, where he continued to serve in teaching roles such as Sunday School, Mid Week Bible Study, Mission Circle, Vacation Bible School, and the Brotherhood Auxiliary. In addition to these auxiliaries, he served as Secretary of the Deacon Board and President of the Brotherhood.
Trinity Bible College & Theological Seminary, Newburgh, IN
Master of Divinity School, Evansville, IN
Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX
M.C. Williams High School, Houston, Texas
Approximately seven years of working in the Faith Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in the Youth Department, Baptist Training Union, and Choir.
1974 Solomon moved to Lubbock, Texas, to further his education at Texas Tech University. During this period of higher education, he was a member of Black Voices, Gospel Choir at Texas Tech. During this time, Solomon became known throughout the City of Lubbock as a Gospel Singer.
In 1976, he joined the Greater St. Luke Missionary Baptist Church, where for twelve years, he served as a teacher in the Sunday School, Vacation Bible School, and Mission Circles. Solomon was also President and Vice President of the Inspirational Choir, Recreation Director, Building Fund Treasurer, and Secretary of the Deacon Board.
In 1988, Deacon Solomon Fields and his wife Louise and daughter LaTina joined the Lyons Chapel Baptist Church, where he continued to serve in teaching roles such as Sunday School, Mid Week Bible Study, Mission Circle, Vacation Bible School, and the Brotherhood Auxiliary. In addition to these auxiliaries, he served as Secretary of the Deacon Board and President of the Brotherhood.
Trinity Bible College & Theological Seminary, Newburgh, IN
Master of Divinity School, Evansville, IN
Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX
M.C. Williams High School, Houston, Texas
Approximately seven years of working in the Faith Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in the Youth Department, Baptist Training Union, and Choir.
1974 Solomon moved to Lubbock, Texas, to further his education at Texas Tech University. During this period of higher education, he was a member of Black Voices, Gospel Choir at Texas Tech. During this time, Solomon became known throughout the City of Lubbock as a Gospel Singer.
In 1976, he joined the Greater St. Luke Missionary Baptist Church, where for twelve years, he served as a teacher in the Sunday School, Vacation Bible School, and Mission Circles. Solomon was also President and Vice President of the Inspirational Choir, Recreation Director, Building Fund Treasurer, and Secretary of the Deacon Board.
In 1988, Deacon Solomon Fields and his wife Louise and daughter LaTina joined the Lyons Chapel Baptist Church, where he continued to serve in teaching roles such as Sunday School, Mid Week Bible Study, Mission Circle, Vacation Bible School, and the Brotherhood Auxiliary. In addition to these auxiliaries, he served as Secretary of the Deacon Board and President of the Brotherhood.
Trinity Bible College & Theological Seminary, Newburgh, IN
Master of Divinity School, Evansville, IN
Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX
M.C. Williams High School, Houston, Texas
On September 22, 1991, Deacon Solomon Fields confessed his call to preach the Gospel; on October 27, 1991, he preached his first sermon. This was by no means a self-appointment or choice of his own, but rather a commandment from the LORD, “Preach or Perish.” The details of how the Lord convinced him to preach are too numerous to mention here.
On February 25, 1994, Reverend Solomon Fields was called to be the Pastor of Saint John Baptist Church of Lubbock, Texas. Under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, Reverend Solomon Fields accepted this position as Pastor and leader of the church family. During the past twenty-nine years, the Word of God has been proclaimed, and the church family has moved to higher heights in the Lord.
Pastor Fields serves as 2nd Vice President of the Lovely Sunset Baptist District Association Congress of Christian Education. He is also Vice President of the Lubbock Area Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance of Lubbock, Texas.
The Lord Jesus has graciously allowed Pastor Fields to proclaim the Word of God on numerous occasions, such as the State Congress and State Convention of Texas, District Congress and Association, Citywide MLK services, revivals, banquets, KJAK radio, and a host of pastor-wife and church annual days. The Lord’s kindness has extended preaching opportunities in Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, El Paso, Midland / Odessa, Sweetwater, Plainview cities, and other towns in the West Texas area. For these precious opportunities, we are most appreciative of the Lord Jesus Christ.
He resides in Lubbock, Texas, with his wife of 45 years, Louise Fields. He has one daughter, LaTina Fields, who resides in Midland, Texas.