Vision, Mission, and Values
Vision
Bronnum Lutheran Seminary envisions achieving academic excellence to train church ministers and teachers for the future. Our goal is for each local congregation to have at least one pastor and to equip teachers capable of serving in seminaries and government institutions. This vision is aimed at positioning BLS among the best theological institutions in Nigeria and beyond.
Mission
The mission of Bronnum Lutheran Seminary is to educate and prepare men and women, called by the Holy Spirit, for ordained ministry and Christian service in the church and society. Our graduates serve in diverse capacities within the church, government, and private sectors.
Values
1. Faith and Spiritual Growth
Rooted in the Christian tradition, BLS nurtures deep faith in Jesus Christ and fosters spiritual growth among students, staff, and the larger community.
2. Academic Excellence
We are committed to providing high-quality theological education and training, ensuring that our graduates are well-prepared for ministry and leadership in diverse contexts.
3. Integrity and Accountability
Upholding ethical principles, we instill values of honesty, transparency, and responsibility in all aspects of learning and service.
4. Inclusivity and Diversity
BLS welcomes men and women of all races, denominations, and cultural backgrounds, fostering a learning environment that respects and celebrates diversity.
5. Service to Church and Society
We emphasize a life of service, preparing graduates to positively impact the church, their communities, and society at large through Christian ministry and social engagement.
6. Stewardship and Sustainability
We promote responsible use of resources and encourage practices that ensure the sustainability of the seminary’s mission and vision.
7. Collaboration and Community
BLS values strong partnerships and teamwork, fostering unity and mutual support within the institution and with external stakeholders.
8. Lifelong Learning
We encourage continuous growth in knowledge and skills, equipping our graduates to adapt to the changing needs of the church and society.