"WCIU and Frontier Ventures will retain a significant presence adjacent to the near-15-acre site in Pasadena, California"

At its core, creation care opens doors for the gospel. Most of environmental problem areas are where the poor live—those who can afford it, move!

Here's the latest on the status of the potential sale of a portion of WCIU & FV properties. This and other updates can be found on www.wciu.edu/news-events and on our Frontier Ventures blog.

In case you have not seen it, we want to bring to your attention an article published online recently by Christianity Today about our ongoing, prayerful deliberations regarding the future of the long-time home of Frontier Ventures and William Carey International University.

The latest on FV & WCIU Properties

We are interested not only in seeing more people go and send and give, but helping them do so more effectively, based on greater insight. We're not concerned with simply seeing more harvesters; we want to see them thriving and experiencing multiplying movements of the Gospel among the toughest places on earth.

As we consider how the last two decades have radically changed how the world works and collaborates, we are planning to change how we pursue the vision of seeing a movement to Jesus among the remaining unreached peoples of the world.