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. Their goal is to provide globally lifelong mentorship for young leaders in mission.

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. We were very well received - the volunteers of the Latvian Methodist congregation did their best to ensure that we had a suitable learning environment, delicious food and good accommodation conditions. God also took care of the warm weather!

Admissions for new students is open!
The Seminary offers a bachelor's degree in Mission and Theology.
Otaining your degree requires completing a 3-year study program, which connects a broad base in Bible, Christian beliefs, and church history with practical ministry skills and experience in a way that supports your  spiritual growth.

We woke up on February 24th 2022 to celebrate Estonia's Independence day. Our celebrations became somber as we heard of Russia's attack on Ukraine's sovereignty with bombs falling on Kyiv.

At the Independence Day, our president Alar Karis and government members wore blue-yellow ribbons in support of Ukraine. Even military officers wore it on their uniform! This is how much sorrow we feel over this situation.

Karmen Maikalu received the White Star Order as a spokesperson for children's mental health and well-being. Karmen is the head of the Estonian Association of School Psychologists and a psychologist at Põltsamaa Ühisgümnaasium. Congratulations!!!

The Baltic Methodist Theological Seminary announces a competition for the position of a Russian-speaking lecturer starting 1.02.2022.

The lecturer is expected to have a Master's degree in Theology.

Dr. Külli Tõniste has served as rector of Baltic Methodist Theological Seminary since August 2018. On September 4th, the  Estonian Methodist Annual Conference confirmed her continuation as rector for the next three years. Bishop Christian Alsted and Superintendent Robert Tserenkov prayed over her to ask for God’s blessing upon her as she continues in office.

On June 21, 2021, the graduation ceremony of the Baltic Methodist Theological Seminary took place, where 10 students from class 2021 graduated

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