Employees' publications can be found in the Estonian Science Information System at the link:
https://www.etis.ee/Portal/Institutions/Display/c6016747-f624-495d-a7b7-67b32fe380e1
The guidebook "Steps on the Path to Ordination," created in collaboration between the Estonian Methodist Church and the Baltic Methodist Theological Seminary, is a valuable resource for all those embarking on the journey toward ordination. This practical guide is designed for both candidates and their mentors, offering clear guidance and support throughout the ordination process. The first booklet focuses primarily on the early stages of the ordination journey, helping to clarify important steps and preparations. This material is useful for both clergy and congregation members who support those on their path to their calling.
The book has been published simultaneously in Estonian and Russian.
Original Title: The Scripture Way of Salvation: The Heart of John Wesley's Theology
Author: Kenneth J. Collins
Translation: Priit G. Tamm
https://www.logos.ee/toode/piibellik-tee-paasteks-wesley-teoloogia-tuum/
This book delves into the core of John Wesley's theological views, exploring salvation as presented through the Scriptures. Wesley's understanding of salvation is thoroughly outlined - conversion as a process involving repentance, faith, and sanctification. This detailed analysis not only illuminates Wesley's profound impact on Methodism but also offers valuable insights for broader contemporary Christian practice.
Author: Patrick Ph. Streiff
The book "Methodism in Europe: 19th and 20th Century" by Patrick Ph. Streiff offers a comprehensive history of Methodism across Europe during the 19th and 20th centuries. It covers various Methodist traditions, including British and American influences, and their missionary efforts on the continent. The book also discusses the impact of Methodism in different European regions, from west to east and north to south, highlighting the growth and challenges faced by the movement during this period.
Essay Collection
Editors: Andrus Norak, Mark Nelson
A joint essay collection of the EMK Theological Seminary and the EELK Institute of Theology,
which provides a good overview of the current state of theological thinking in both schools. The selection of articles is based on principles of diversity in depth, presentation style and length of articles.
The collection includes articles on the following topics: