Emma S. Etuk

Award-winning author, speaker, and professional historian, Emma Samuel Etuk is the founder and director of Nigeria For Christ Ministries. A graduate of Howard University in Washington, D.C., he obtained a Ph.D. in United States History, with minors in African History and International Relations.

Formerly a civil servant, Etuk attended the Polytechnic, Calabar, in Nigeria, where he received a Higher National Diploma in Estate Management. He also received a B.A. degree in Business Administration from Malone College, Canton, Ohio, a M.A. in Church History from Ashland Theological Seminary, and did graduate work at the Institute of Church and State at Baylor University in Waco, Texas. At seminary, Etuk studied under Drs. David A. Rausch, Douglas Chrismar and Jerry R. Flora.

Etuk is a motivational speaker who has taught history at Howard, Dillard and Morgan State Universities, as well as at Bethune-Cookman College. He has lectured in Nigeria and in the United States, and has written seven books, several articles and essays which have been widely read. He has been heard on more than 200 radio talk-show and television programs covering USA, Canada, the Caribbean and Europe.

In 1999, Etuk and his family were honored at the U.S. Congress as "Parents of the Year" for the State of Maryland "for their outstanding example of creating a God centered home, demonstrating sacrificial love towards others and ministering to parents and families in their community." The same year, two of Etuk's books won the Writer's Digest 1999 National Self-Published Book Awards.

Etuk is currently a member of the National Speakers Association. He is also a member of the Small Publishers Association of North America (SPAN). He conducts workshops and lectures on leadership, Christian evangelism, soul-winning techniques and on the topics related to his books.