Distinct responsibilities
CrossCulture Community Foundation (CCF) is a United States 501(c)(3) public charity. It can receive charitable support and steward public-benefit work consistent with its governing documents.
CrossCulture Community Korea (CC Korea) is preparing for a future application to become a Korean religious nonprofit incorporated association. The organizational membership required for that process is not CCF membership, museum membership, church membership or a measure of spiritual belonging.
Seoul Bible Museum is CCF’s public-facing museum program. CCF owns and administers the virtual museum that exists online now. A world-class physical museum in Gwanghwamun is a long-term vision; its future legal, governance and property structure has not been determined.
BillMajors.com carries Bill Majors’s personal story, first-person writing and individual activities.
One outward pathway
Across those distinctions, the website offers five plain ways to participate: Explore Bible & Korea resources; Encounter the virtual museum; Grow through Bible study; Go through church and mission connections; and Contribute stories, artifacts, prayer, CC Korea organizational membership, volunteering when a real need is posted, or financial support.
CCF works in relationship with organizations, businesses, churches and ministries while all remain independent of one another.