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The Well began back in 1998 when 7 students began praying for their campus and decided to start a Bible study on Wednesday nights.  God has answered those prayers as we are now starting our 25th year of ministry.  We are so grateful to have impacted thousands of lives for the sake of the gospel!

We have outreach and discipleship opportunities daily, but our most visible presence is our large weekly worship gathering on Wednesday nights.  We meet each Wednesday at the The King’s Centre (300 E. Main St #200) at 8:20pm.

Everyone is welcome at our weekly worship gathering on Wednesday nights!  For freshmen, we also have a special ministry called Class ’26 which offers small group Bible studies every Monday and Tuesday night.  Upperclassmen are invited to serve on our leadership teams, called ministry teams, where they can serve in missions, small group leadership, events, and hospitality.  Applications for ministry teams are available toward the end of the spring semester to serve the following academic year. We also offer a couple upperclassman topical Bible studies each semester.  We have lots of outreach events, service opportunities, intramurals, mission chats, and mission trips throughout the year.

At this time, we do not plan to post a video of the weekly gathering.  Our desire is for students to participate in-person as much as possible! 

We will post a Podcast of our weekly sermons each Thursday morning.  You can find them HERE

The Well is a faith-supported ministry and relies 100% on the gifts of individuals, families, alumni, businesses, and churches to make ministry possible.  We are a 501c3 non-profit ministry, and all gifts are tax-deductible.  Anyone can give to The Well using our website or mailing in donations.  Every gift matters to us!

You might have heard that we recently bought a former nightclub on West Walnut Street.  We are currently in the process of raising funds to build a permanent home for The Well and a trendy, collegiate coffee shop!  To learn more, visit thewell2020.com.

We plan to follow the recommendations of the CDC and ETSU.