Professor
Kingsley C. Anonaba
Professor of Comparative Religion
and Christian Ministry
Scholar • Theologian • Evangelist • Church Leader • Author
His Life and Calling
Professor Kingsley C. Anonaba is a distinguished scholar, theologian, educator, author, evangelist, church administrator, and church planter with extensive experience in Christian ministry, comparative religion, and church leadership. He is a Professor of Comparative Religion and Christian Ministry at Babcock University, Nigeria.
Kingsley Anonaba is a native of Amapu Umuoha in Isiala Ngwa North Local Government Area of Abia State, Nigeria. His life and career have been characterized by a strong commitment to Christian ministry, theological education, evangelism, leadership, and the advancement of religious scholarship.
Academic and Ministerial Journey
With a PhD in Comparative Religion, Professor Anonaba has served in several key leadership positions in the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Nigeria and internationally:
2001 – 2004
National Evangelist,
Seventh-day Adventist
Church in Nigeria
2005 – 2013
President, East Nigeria
Conference
2014 – 2015
President, Anambra
Conference
2015 – 2022
Executive Secretary,
West and Central African
Regions
Scholarship and Publications
Professor Anonaba is an accomplished author and researcher. He has written numerous academic articles, books, and other scholarly materials in comparative religion, Christian ministry, theology, evangelism, and religious studies.
Explore His Publications →Grace Eternal Prayer Outreach
He is the Founder and Patron of Grace Eternal Prayer Outreach, an initiative through which he advances Christian ministry, evangelism, spiritual development, and service to society.
Learn More →Family and Personal Life
He is married to Mrs. Onyinyechi Anonaba. He is a devoted husband, father, and grandfather. He enjoys reading, music, and swimming.
About His Family →“Through scholarship, faith, leadership and evangelism, I seek to make a meaningful contribution to Christian ministry and the development of future leaders.”