Who We Are

CrossCulture Community (크로스컬처 커뮤니티) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization founded in Seoul, Korea in March 2026. It exists as the Korean organizational expression of CrossCulture Community Foundation (CCF), a Texas 501(c)(3) nonprofit established in the United States.

Our founder, Rev. Dr. Bill R. Majors, has served as a missionary in Seoul since June 2, 1982 — an Honorary Citizen of Seoul (2005) and a Korean citizen (dual citizenship since 2012).

Purpose & Mission

CrossCulture Community exists to serve the public interest through cultural, educational, and humanitarian activities that make the knowledge and heritage of the Bible accessible to all people. The Bible is not merely literature — it is one of the most consequential documents in human history.

• Promote cross-cultural understanding between Korea and the global community — rooted in the Abrahamic covenant and the Gospel of John: God so loved the world
• Provide educational programs centered on the historical, legal, cultural, spiritual, and civilizational significance of the Bible
• Support humanitarian and community development initiatives in Korea and beyond
• Work toward the Museum of the Bible Korea (MOTB-Korea) in Seoul — a permanent cultural center bringing the full story from the Bible to Asia and to the world

Membership Structure

Membership is open to any individual who supports the mission. There are no dues. Voluntary donations are welcome but do not affect membership standing or voting rights in any way.

Voting Rights

All registered members hold full voting rights (의결권) in the General Assembly (총회). This is a fundamental right — one member, one vote.

• Election and removal of board directors
• Approval of the annual activity plan and budget
• Review and approval of annual activity report and financial statements
• Amendment of the organization's bylaws (정관)
• Members unable to attend in person may submit a written proxy vote — video attendance carries equal standing

Governance Documents

Full governing documents are publicly available on the Museum of the Bible Korea website.

Who We Are

CrossCulture Community (크로스컬처 커뮤니티) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization founded in Seoul, Korea in March 2026. It exists as the Korean organizational expression of CrossCulture Community Foundation (CCF), a Texas 501(c)(3) nonprofit established in the United States.

Our founder, Rev. Dr. Bill R. Majors, has served as a missionary in Seoul since June 2, 1982 — an Honorary Citizen of Seoul (2005) and a Korean citizen (dual citizenship since 2012).

Purpose & Mission

CrossCulture Community exists to serve the public interest through cultural, educational, and humanitarian activities that make the knowledge and heritage of the Bible accessible to all people. The Bible is not merely literature — it is one of the most consequential documents in human history.

• Promote cross-cultural understanding between Korea and the global community — rooted in the Abrahamic covenant and the Gospel of John: God so loved the world
• Provide educational programs centered on the historical, legal, cultural, spiritual, and civilizational significance of the Bible
• Support humanitarian and community development initiatives in Korea and beyond
• Work toward the Museum of the Bible Korea (MOTB-Korea) in Seoul — a permanent cultural center bringing the full story from the Bible to Asia and to the world

Membership Structure

Membership is open to any individual who supports the mission. There are no dues. Voluntary donations are welcome but do not affect membership standing or voting rights in any way.

Voting Rights

All registered members hold full voting rights (의결권) in the General Assembly (총회). This is a fundamental right — one member, one vote.

• Election and removal of board directors
• Approval of the annual activity plan and budget
• Review and approval of annual activity report and financial statements
• Amendment of the organization's bylaws (정관)
• Members unable to attend in person may submit a written proxy vote — video attendance carries equal standing

Governance Documents

Full governing documents are publicly available on the Museum of the Bible Korea website.

Who We Are

CrossCulture Community (크로스컬처 커뮤니티) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization founded in Seoul, Korea in March 2026. It exists as the Korean organizational expression of CrossCulture Community Foundation (CCF), a Texas 501(c)(3) nonprofit established in the United States.

Our founder, Rev. Dr. Bill R. Majors, has served as a missionary in Seoul since June 2, 1982 — an Honorary Citizen of Seoul (2005) and a Korean citizen (dual citizenship since 2012).

Purpose & Mission

CrossCulture Community exists to serve the public interest through cultural, educational, and humanitarian activities that make the knowledge and heritage of the Bible accessible to all people. The Bible is not merely literature — it is one of the most consequential documents in human history.

• Promote cross-cultural understanding between Korea and the global community — rooted in the Abrahamic covenant and the Gospel of John: God so loved the world
• Provide educational programs centered on the historical, legal, cultural, spiritual, and civilizational significance of the Bible
• Support humanitarian and community development initiatives in Korea and beyond
• Work toward the Museum of the Bible Korea (MOTB-Korea) in Seoul — a permanent cultural center bringing the full story from the Bible to Asia and to the world

Membership Structure

Membership is open to any individual who supports the mission. There are no dues. Voluntary donations are welcome but do not affect membership standing or voting rights in any way.

Voting Rights

All registered members hold full voting rights (의결권) in the General Assembly (총회). This is a fundamental right — one member, one vote.

• Election and removal of board directors
• Approval of the annual activity plan and budget
• Review and approval of annual activity report and financial statements
• Amendment of the organization's bylaws (정관)
• Members unable to attend in person may submit a written proxy vote — video attendance carries equal standing

Governance Documents

Full governing documents are publicly available on the Museum of the Bible Korea website.