Emanuel Baek
Emanuel Baek is a seminar presenter for Amazing Facts. He has traveled to more than 25 countries spanning five continents, preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ to thousands, helping them find hope, courage, and a greater understanding of the Bible, especially in the area of prophecy.
A former seeker himself, he has the background necessary and outstanding gift of clarity to share these things with people who have had little or no background in the Bible, but would like to know more.
Emanuel Baek and his wife, Keala, an avid surfer from Hawaii, have two young sons named Isaac and Newton.
George Jackson
George Jackson is Head of Health Sciences at Weimar College and the Associate Dean. Although born and raised in California, he subsequently spent many years in Australia where he received his undergraduate degrees and PhD at James Cook University in Queensland Australia. Dr. Jackson is enthusiastic about the opportunities at Weimar for training committed Christian young people to enter various health ministries for the Lord including pre-med, nursing and medical missionary work.
Dr. Jackson has a background in Marine Biology and has served in post-doctoral and academic positions at the University of Otago, New Zealand, the University of Western Australia, James Cook University and the University of Tasmania. His research has taken him to tropical and temperate Australia, Thailand, Falkland Islands, Gulf of Mexico and California. In the last two years he has been based in British Columbia Canada where he has served as Senior Scientist for the Pacific Ocean Shelf Tracking (POST) project which is part of the decade long Census of Marine Life. Dr. Jackson’s wife Christine is an Australian from sunny Queensland and they have three children Talisa 18, Adam 15 and Levi 10.
Dr. Neil Nedley
Dr. Neil Nedley is a graduate of Loma Linda University Medical School and a chair member of numerous national and local medical boards. He is currently President of the Weimar Center of Health and Education and has been a full-time practicing physician in internal medicine with an emphasis in cardiology, gastroenterology, preventive medicine, mental health, and difficult-to-diagnose patients.
He has also been a featured guest on numerous national television and radio broadcasts and has lectured extensively around the world on nutrition, lifestyle, depression, stress, and physical and mental health and how each relates to healthy spirituality.
Alan Parker
Alan Parker is the Associate Director of the Evangelistic Resource Center at Southern University. He came to Southern from Amazing Facts, where he served as vice president of evangelism as well as director of the College of Evangelism (AFCOE) from 2002-2007.
Pastor Parker has pastored 10 churches in South Africa and Zimbabwe, including three church plants. He also served for four years as the campus chaplain of Helderberg College.
Having conducted his first full evangelistic series at the age of 16, Alan has continued to inspire others in evangelism. He is well known for his presentations at GYC (Generation of Youth for Christ).
Alan is married to Nicole, and they have three children: Anaya, Seth, and Skyler. Nicole often leads out in a young women’s Bible study and is an active part of their combined ministry on Southern’s campus.
Nicole Parker
Nicole Parker is a graduate of Ouachita Hills Academy, and formerly served as a colporteur leader, English teacher, and girls’ dean. She is currently raising three very entertaining children, ages six, four, and two, and finishing her Master’s in Biblical Counseling from Trinity Seminary. She is married to Alan Parker and currently resides in Tennessee (where he teaches at Southern Adventist University).