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.

To best furnish his intent to build churches wherever God allows, and to ensure that these churches maintain continuity of vision and purpose, Bishop Bronner founded and is presiding prelate of, Turning the World Upside Down Covenant Fellowship Inc. TWUDCF is an all encompassing ministry network that offers seminars, workshops, revival meetings and teaching materials that are spiritually relevant to the body of Christ. Through this medium Bronner plants, appoints pastors for, and provides ecclesiastical oversight and counseling to Elim Christian Fellowships (and affiliate churches) across the nation.

Bishop Bronner is of the firm belief that all faith leaders should be formally educated and trained, but he recognizes that many leaders (particularly in the African American community) are denied access to formal education because they do not have the financial liberty to pursue it. To combat this problem Bronner founded, and is president of, The Sound of the Genuine Biblical Institute. Originally a church-based leadership training program offering quality instruction at affordable rates, SGBI is now a fully accredited program of Northeastern Seminary leading to the Certificate in Christian Education Ministry. Bronner and SGBI thrive in the quest to destroy the access barriers as significant numbers of church leaders enroll for training each year.