Baltic Methodist Theological Seminary

In the Johannine Literature course, Dr. Philip Richardson will help navigate and better understand John’s writings in the Bible. 

In the Methods and Practice of Bible Teaching and Preaching course, Dr. Billy Coppedge will help think through and rethink our Bible teaching and preaching. 

Through the Spiritual Gifts and Teamwork open course, BMTS teacher Ago Lilleorg will help create a Foundation for the biblical use of spiritual gifts in ministry and to improve participants’ teamwork skills in their congregation. 

Dr. John N. Oswalt, one of the most renowned Old Testament scholars, comes to teach about the prophets and their timeless significance in today's world. 

Learn about Isaiah, the Prince of the Prophets, and his relevance to today's world from one of the most renowned Old Testament scholars, Dr. John N. Oswalt. 

The course will offer an overview of the Old Testament’s collection of Wisdom Literature in the books of Job, Proverbsand Ecclesiastes, and its central collection of poetry in the book of Psalms.  

In the Counselling Open Course, we will lay the theological and psychological foundations for the practice of Christian pastoral care and introduce basic counselling skills.

This course introduces the nature and purpose of the church, exploring the connection between its health and growth. Teacher Ago Lillorg. 

I started my studies at the BMTS in 2021 because…  I felt it was time. Year after year I had been putting off God’s call within me, until all of a sudden I sensed peace within myself, I knew I was ready.

I come daily into contact with many non-Christians. Therefore, I felt the need to broaden my theological knowledge so I could become a better defender of Christ when communicating with non-Christians and have wiser answers to their questions.

Coming to the seminary was a long process for me. I can say that it was a clear call from God.

For several years I had been thinking about going to university, but I wasn't sure what I wanted to do and where.

I was born and raised in Kuressaare, on the island of Saaremaa and have lived most of my life there. I come from a non-Christian family.

I came to study in order to gain more knowledge that I needed for my daily work as a pastor.

I came to study because I have felt God's call to work in His Kingdom all my life.

What I would like to say about myself is that I am a person of action. I like to see things done, not to fall into discussions about the various obstacles in the way.