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Welch College

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Welch College, formerly the Free Will Baptist Bible College, is a private four-year college in Nashville, Tennessee affiliated with the National Association of Free Will Baptists.
Welch College is a private four-year college founded in 1942 by the National Association of Free Will Baptists. Welch College serves more than 300 students and is the national college of the 300,000-member Free Will Baptist denomination. The mission of Welch College is to educate leaders to serve Christ, His Church, and His world through Biblical thought and life.
Welch College is located on a campus in Nashville, Tennessee, on West End Avenue near Interstate 440. There are twelve buildings on campus, including the three-story Johnson Academic Building, Welch Library, and men's and women's residence halls.
There are numerous student organizations to be involved in, from student societies to Global Missions Fellowship, to musical groups, to sports teams, to student government, to community relations, and many others. All students are involved in some type of Christian service outside the classroom, such as conducting services at jails and nursing homes, providing ministry for the homeless, working in local churches and more.
==History==
The National Association of Free Will Baptists in general session in Nashville, Tennessee, called for the creation of Free Will Baptist Bible College and its doors opened in 1942 as a two-year institution. Dr. Linton C. Johnson was its first President. Eight students composed the original student body. The college added a third year of study in 1949, a fourth year in 1950 and awarded its first Bachelor's degrees to five students in 1951.
In August 2008 the college purchased a tract in Gallatin, Tennessee, to become the site of a new larger campus. The college has plans to sell its West End Avenue campus and construct a new campus on the Gallatin site.
In July 2012 at the National Association of Free Will Baptist in Memphis, the denomination voted to change the name of the college to Welch College.

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