money came primarily through small gifts of individual Christians around the country, and through the efforts of televangelist Dr. William Davis who promoted the project on national television and traveled across the country to meet personally with wealthy Christian donors. The final payment for the campus was made in 1988. The efforts to establish the U.S. Center have also led to the development of a wide-ranging movement to the frontiers of mission that now involves thousands of people and hundreds of missions organizations. The Center seeks to serve this growing movement with resources, information, and strategic insights that can help the movement grow and effectively reach all the unreached peoples. In 2015, the US Center was renamed the Venture Center. Venture Center Ministries Mission Frontiers magazine Global Prayer Digest Joshua Project Roberta Winter Institute INSIGHT (an acronym for: INtensive Study of Integrated Global History and Theology. One or two year college-level course.) International Journal of Frontier Missiology William Carey International University Perspectives Global Prime William Carey Library Publishers Perspectives (Perspectives on the World Christian movement) a 15-week course. See also Providence Christian College in Pasadena, California Notes Further reading (A published PhD from the University of Wales Trinity Saint David) External links Frontier Ventures Missionary Order which is located on the Venture Center William Carey Library Mission Resource Publishing website Perspectives Perspectives on the World Christian Movement website Fuller Theological Seminary Official website of Fuller Theological Seminary Lausanne Movement for World Evangelization Official website of the Lausanne Movement for World Evangelization Mission Frontiers Mission Frontiers website Christian missions Evangelical missionary societies Christian organizations established in 1976 Organizations based in Pasadena, California 1976 establishments in California