Anyone familiar with Bronner and his ministry knows of his unquenchable thirst for revival and his constant quest for renewal with God. It is no wonder that the church name upon which he and God agreed was Elim – a place of refreshing. Within three years of his departure from Calvary two Elim Christian Fellowships were fully operational with plans for several more underway. Bronner envisioned Elim as a diverse community strongly supporting racial, gender, cultural and denominational reconciliation. Elim offers ministries that speak to the human condition in ways that are sensitive to the needs of all individuals, and Bronner hopes that Elim will always embrace all people without regard for differences or stations in life. A highly sought after lecturer, conference presenter and workshop leader, Bishop Bronner has been active in the academic community at Colgate-Rochester Divinity School from which he graduated in 1992. As a former member of the Academy of Homiletics, Bronner served as Adjunct Professor of Homiletics, teaching "Introduction to Preaching". He also served as the Professor of Black Church Homiletics, and Preaching History in the P.E.A.R.L. Program of the seminary's Office of Black Church Studies.
Over 25 years of emphatic preaching, bible-based teaching, and Spirit-led worship that touched the heart of God will now be available at your fingertips. With each listen you will be inspired, encouraged, and convicted by the preaching and teaching ministry of Rev. Dr. T. Anthony Bronner. Despite his several accomplishments, Bishop Bronner still holds most dear the day that Deacon Otis Hayes of the Calvary Baptist Church first addressed him as pastor. Bronner says of his ministry since that time, "I can't number how many lives have been changed. I can't keep score; I can only be grateful to God for choosing to use me."