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1989 |
Registered with the State of California as a non-profit organization Great Commission Theological Seminary to provide theological training to Chinese Christians. |
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1991 |
Received tax-exempt status [501 (c)(3)] from the Internal Revenue Service. |
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1993 |
Name changed to Great Commission Center, focusing on global missions. |
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1995 |
Headquarters moved to Copper Canyon, Texas; started short-term training ministries for students from Chinese Mainland.
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1998 |
Became a membership of Evangelical Council of Financial Accountability. |
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2001 |
Headquarters moved to Northern California |
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The Great Commission Center International is in partnership with evangelical churches and para-church groups for the accomplishment of the Great Commission of our Lord Jesus Christ: 1. To reach the unreached peoples. 2. To gather and distribute mission information so as to arouse global- mission awareness among churches. 3. To promote mission education and cultivate missionaries. 4. To mobilize Christians to participate actively in global mission. |
