Enoch and Lydia Nyador are natives of Ghana born in the South Tongu District of the Volta Region. They have been married for 18 years and they are blessed with a daughter, Yayra, 16 and two sons, Makafui, 12 and Jacob, 10. For the past 15 years, Enoch has served as the first director of FAME in Ghana, leading a team of 15 evangelists and 10 midwives in planting churches and treating the sick in the name of Christ among 11 unreached people groups in Ghana. Lydia is a family doctor and ophthalmologist.

Enoch serves as the vice-chairman of the Christian Churches Brotherhood in Ghana and coordinates evangelism activities both in the urban and rural areas. He taught at Ghana Christian College and Seminary from 1986-1992 and now serves as both an adjunct lecturer and board member. He served as a student minister and later the first minister of the Abeka Christian Church in Accra, Ghana where he was ordained into the ministry in 1983. He has traveled to several countries in Africa with the medical missions message. These include Togo, Benin, Nigeria, Uganda, Ethiopia and Zimbabwe. He has also spoken in churches, colleges and conventions in over a dozen states in the U.S.A

Enoch has received a B.A. in Christian Ministries from Ghana Christian College (1982) and a Masters of Divinity degree from Emmanuel School of Religion in Johnson City, Tennessee, U.S.A. (1986).

He loves to read detective novels and play ping - pong for recreation.
The Nyadors make their home in Tema, Ghana where they are active members of the Bethel Christian Church.