CrossCulture Community is a movement rooted in the moment when the Word became flesh — crossing every barrier of language, culture, and nation to build a community of transformation.
CrossCulture Community Foundation (CCF) was established in Texas in 2019 as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and in March 2026 was established in Seoul, Korea as an unincorporated association called CrossCulture Community (CC), currently pursuing 사단법인 incorporation as a religious association under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
Our founder, Dr. Bill R. Majors, has lived and worked in Seoul since June 1, 1982. CrossCulture Community is his vision — a movement where the Bible is honored as the universal heritage of all humanity, and people are individually and socially growing in awareness of the Bible's importance through online discipleship training.
The capstone of CCF and CC will be to establish a virtual museum online (museumofthebiblekorea.com) and a physical Museum of the Bible Korea (MOTB-Korea) in Seoul — open to all, regardless of faith. Our community is built on horizontal unity — mutual listening, shared stories, and lives shaped by engagement with the Bible. The movement is to let the Bible speak for itself.
Meet Bill Majors“And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen his glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father, full of grace and truth.”John 1:14 (ESV) — The original CrossCulture moment
CrossCulture Community is built around three commitments that reflect the original crossing of cultures in the Incarnation.
We present the Bible not as the property of any denomination or tradition, but as a gift to all humanity — the most translated, most distributed book in history.
We collect and share stories that reveal how the Bible has shaped lives across every culture and generation.
Membership is free and open to all. Leadership is entrusted to disciples of Jesus who accept the Bible as God's Word — ensuring the mission remains anchored.
Bill Majors arrived in Seoul on June 1, 1982. More than four decades later, this international city remains the heart of CrossCulture Community's work — the area of Seoul is embraced by 23 million commuters and an infinite number of tourists, a gateway to Asia, and a place where the Bible continues to shape lives and culture in unexpected ways.
The Museum of the Bible Korea is our capstone vision — a world class place where the Bible's journey as the universal heritage of humanity is celebrated, displayed, and made accessible to all in the heart of downtown Seoul, regardless of faith.
MOTB-Korea is established and supported by CrossCulture Community (CC), a faith-based religious association — but the museum itself operates as a non-sectarian institution. This distinguishes us from existing Korean church history museums: our focus is the Bible as global human heritage, not the promotion of any single denomination or church.
Visit MOTB-Korea“This is not a museum project. It is a civilizational assignment.”— Dr. Bill R. Majors, Founder
CrossCulture Community is supported entirely by generous donors. Every gift advances CrossCultural education and engagement in and through Asia. There are two legally independent organizations: CrossCulture Community (registered in Korea as an unincorporated nonprofit association), or CrossCulture Community Foundation (CCF) — a Texas 501(c)(3), and donations in the US are tax-deductible.
For donors in Korea — give in Korean Won by direct bank transfer to CrossCulture Community, a registered Korean nonprofit association.
Korean organizational tax number / 고유번호 602-80-07169
A general gift to CrossCulture Community — supporting wherever the need is greatest across all our projects and programs.
Give to General Fund →Supporting Bill & Niki's daily living and program expenses as they work full-time in Seoul, Korea.
Give to Bill & Niki's Living Fund →A landmark long-term vision — bringing the Bible's history and heritage to Korea and Asia through education, art, and community.
Give to this Vision →Raising funds to lease a flexible space in Seoul for events, guest housing, and community project work.
Give to Facility Fund →Two organizations are being established under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. CrossCulture Community (CC) forms Steps 1 and 2 of this journey; Museum of the Bible Korea (MOTB-Korea) becomes Step 3.
CrossCulture Community (CC) was established as a non-profit unincorporated association in Korea in March 2026. The beginning of its legal existence was approved in June 2026. Korean Business Number (KBN): 602-80-07169. Its foundational goals are casting the vision, developing websites — including online discipleship training and raising awareness of the Bible's importance — and fundraising.
CrossCulture Community (CC) is pursuing status as a non-profit Incorporated Association of Religion (종교 사단법인). Its faith-based board will continue the goals set out in Step 1, and will establish the faith-based board responsible for operating Museum of the Bible Korea as a non-sectarian foundation.
Museum of the Bible Korea (MOTB-Korea) began in March 2026 as a virtual museum online. Its ultimate goal is to raise funds and establish a 재단법인 — a private museum foundation of public interest — holding its collection, building, and endowment in perpetuity.
Membership in CrossCulture Community is currently free and stays open to all — believers, seekers, and/or anyone who values the Bible's place in human history and culture.
Your membership supports the founding of the Museum of the Bible Korea and the 사단법인 incorporation of CrossCulture Community under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism in Korea.
You can give to support CrossCulture Community.
Join CrossCulture Community — free for everyone, everywhere. Your name helps build something lasting.
Join Now →Your gift supports CrossCulture Community's cultural and educational work and the vision of the Museum of the Bible Korea. CCF is a 501(c)(3) — all donations are tax-deductible.
Give →Behind every great museum is an object that once belonged to someone. A Bible carried across a border at night. A hand-copied scripture worn smooth by generations of hands. A page from an early Korean translation, fragile and irreplaceable. A colporteur's satchel. A photograph of a village church that no longer exists.
These are not antiques. They are witnesses — to what the Bible did in Korea, and to the people who gave their lives to that story. They deserve to be seen.
We are building a permanent collection for the future physical Museum of the Bible Korea. Every artifact entrusted to us becomes part of a legacy that will outlast all of us — displayed with honor, preserved with care, and presented to generations who will discover this story for the first time.
If you have an old Bible, a historical Korean Scripture, an early translation, or any artifact connected to the Bible's journey through Korea and Asia — we would be deeply honored to receive it. No piece is too small. No story is too old. What you hold may be exactly what the world needs to see.
Please reach out directly to Bill Majors. He would love to hear your story.
Contact Bill →Stories of many in Korea — from Bill's field journal, from voices along the journey, and from the lives that the Bible continues to shape across cultures and generations.
Read stories at billmajors.comWe'd love to hear from you — whether you have a question, a story to share, or want to learn more about CrossCulture Community.