Dr. Dennis R. Lindsay is a well known New Testament theologian, director of the Institute for Early Christian Research in Tübingen, and the author of several books and numerous academic publications.

We will explore the ministry and teaching of Jesus conveyed through the Synoptic Gospels as a whole (the Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke). We will also consider briefly the genre of the gospels, why and how the gospels came to us, the distinctive portrait of Jesus in John’s gospel and the relationship between the Synoptics and John. We will discuss how what we have learned should apply to us today individually and as the church. 

A short six-week Biblical Hebrew course will be starting soon, for those who want to begin learning the original language of the Bible, and to get an understanding of the grammar and pronunciation of words in this ancient language used by Jesus and spoken by King David.

A missionary who has been working in Asia for over 15 years will share his story of how God has used him to serve and help to local people, and what challenges he has faced.

The webinar series will cover a range of topics that support Christian education. Practical presentations will be given by various Christian professionals, followed by sharing of ideas and experiences in groups.

To provide the student with an overview of the content of the Old Testament, to introduce the student to the theological, literary and historical issues that arise in the context of the text.

Dear Estonian Methodist Theological Seminary family,

It is with great honor and joy that I welcome you to the start of a new academic year. I hope that we all have a year ahead full of new knowledge and spiritual growth. I am convinced that God has a special plan for each of us, and under His guidance, we will continue to carry forward the mission of the Seminary, contributing to His kingdom's work and having a positive impact on society at large.

A new academic year started at the Baltic Methodist Theological Seminary with a new Rector! As of 1 September, Dr. Laur Lilleoja is the new Rector of BMTS.

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On Saturday, June 15th, the Baltic Methodist Theological Seminary (BMTS) marked its 30th anniversary with a significant conference that drew attendees from around the world.

On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the Baltic Methodist Theological Seminary, a conference will be held, the main speakers of which will be Rev. Dr. Jody Ray (Senior Pastor of Mt Bethel Methodist Church, Atlanta, USA) and Dr. Paul Bowman (President of the Holston Foundation, Tennessee, USA).

Come, and bring your friends! A well-known US apologist Sam Raju will visit the BMTS and hold a discussion evening.

We are grateful to the previous rector dr. Külli Tõniste for leading the Baltic Methodist Theological Seminary in 2018 - 2023.

The Estonian Methodist Church (EMC) invites applications for the post of Rector of the Baltic Methodist Theological Seminary (BMTS) from 01.08.2024.

On February 10 of this year, a group of translators who belong to the Estonian Association of Translation Masters (ETML) visited our seminar.

Let everything that has breath praise the Lord! Psalm 150:6

The BMTS and the Estonian Methodist Church are organizing a DAY OF MUSIC on February 3, 2024, starting at 11.00 a.m. in Tallinn Methodist Church!

You are invited to an open course where you will get a comprehensive overview of the religious understanding of Estonian people, their attitudes and beliefs concerning religion and other areas of life.

You are invited to an open course where you can refresh your knowledge and skills in preaching. We will review the basics of communication theory, learn how to structure a sermon, and consider your audience.

The trainer of the seminar, Ukrainian pastor David Baltshosa, has a wide range of experience and practical teaching.
Responding to God's call, he is part of a team that started a church from scratch and now in 10 years has 10,000 people in several churches.

Husband and wife Brent and Colleen Weaver came
as missionaries to BMTS to teach and
serve the churches.

TIME OF EVENT
October 21, November 18, December 9.
On all training days, lectures last from 11:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

We offer our students and all those who wish to learn Estonian as a foreign language. The teacher is our long-term translator and professional language teacher Ulvi Renser.

The first summer session of the academic year, in August, will take place on the 23rd-27th. in August 2023, with a 4-day trip where, in addition to learning, we can enjoy fellowship and worship together, go swimming, play board games and much more.

Admission interviews have started! Find out how to apply at our website and follow us on Facebook.

On June 15, at 5:00 p.m., the closing ceremony of the first course of the seminar and the XXV took place in the Estonian Methodist Church.

Come and celebrate this happy and important event with us! The event starts at 17:00 and the festive gathering is from 18:40 to 20:40 in the church cafeteria.

You are very welcome!

The BMTS invites you to the seminar  "Raising Generous Disciples" 
Lecturer: M. Scott Gilpin, Director of Development of the UMC General Board of Higher Education and Ministry.

With the help of the seminar and the GBHEM LEaD Hub, our students and teachers went on the 17th-20th. March in Hungary, visiting John Wesley Theological College.

Lent Bible reading and listening in online. Lent begins February 22nd. Lent is the 40-day period (not counting Sundays) leading up to Easter traditionally seen as a time of fasting and repentance. Lent, then, is a season whereby

On March 3, 2023, the Central and Eastern European Bible Commentary was launched in Prague, a work to which 104 authors from 20 countries have contributed over six years. 

Usuteaduslik Ajakiri (Estonian Theological Journal) is published by the Estonian Academic Theological Society and mediates research done in Estonian theological colleges and churches in the fields of theology and religious studies. 

Every Christmas the BMTS wants to make a Christmas gift. This year we have chosen to support the theological education in Ukraine. We collect donations throughout December and pass them on to the Overseas Council Europe at the start of the next year.

We had the privilege to meet Ole-Magnus Olafsrud from Norway, one of the leaders of the Lausanne Movement and Barnabas Focus. He and his team are working to mobilize and prepare mentors for discipling younger generations.

The Seminary was visited by John Robinson from the missionary organization Linguae Christi who introduced the students to the work and theology of their organization: why and how to support mission work among Europe's indigenous minority language groups.

This year, our first study session took place on the 23rd-26th. in August with a trip to Latvia, Wesley camp. The participants of the seminar were 40 people - students, employees of the seminar and lecturers.