Preview privacy & terms
Visitor trust is part of the museum.
This page governs the current public preview. It will be updated when services change to reflect actual data processing and applicable law, and the final terms will receive legal review.
Last updated: August 9, 2026
Responsible organization
The Seoul Bible Museum digital museum and its websites are owned and administered by CrossCulture Community Foundation (CCF), a Texas nonprofit recognized as tax-exempt under section 501(c)(3), EIN 84-2974290. Its work in Korea is supported through CrossCulture Community (CC), a Korean unincorporated association (비법인단체), business registration no. 602-80-07169. CC is not a Korean nonprofit corporation or tax-deductible organization.
Information collected
When public recruitment opens, the research interview is expected to collect age range, citizenship, places and duration of residence, primary and secondary languages, participant-selected experience groups, interview answers, and consent choices. It will not request a name, email address, telephone number, or exact street address. Anonymous quotation will be considered only when the participant separately permits it. No submissions will be accepted until the final retention/deletion schedule and administrator controls are complete. If you contact the project through an email link, the email provider processes the message and address.
CC membership enrollment information
Membership enrollment collects name, email, telephone number, citizenship, country, optional city and referral source, and the member’s agreement records. CC uses this information to maintain its membership roster, confirm enrollment, communicate about the organization, and prepare for a future application as a religious nonprofit incorporated association. Records are stored in a private Cloudflare D1 database and are accessible only to the authorized administrator. Contact the email below to request correction, withdrawal, or deletion. Membership information is not combined with donation records and is not sold.
Research-interview retention
When submissions open, interviews will be retained until the museum reaches 50 qualifying participants in each research group, or for a maximum of 24 months after submission, whichever occurs first. One participant may qualify for more than one group. After the applicable milestone is reached, the museum will have 90 days to complete its initial analysis. Participants may request deletion at any time. Afterward, identifiable or potentially identifying interview records will be deleted unless the participant gives renewed permission for longer retention.
Cookies and analytics
The museum currently sets no first-party analytics or advertising cookies. The hosting service may process technical information required for security and operation. This policy and any required consent mechanism will be updated before analytics are introduced.
Content use
Unless otherwise stated, museum writing and design may not be commercially reproduced without permission. Biblical quotations, historical documents, photographs, and external resources remain subject to their respective rights and terms. A source link does not imply endorsement by that institution.
Accessibility and contact
Keyboard use, readable contrast, mobile layouts, and Korean/English access are reviewed as the museum develops. Contact us about access barriers or privacy questions.
museum@crossculture-community.com