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WEC was founded in 1913 by Charles Studd (CT), the cricketer. The organization began as the Heart of Africa mission, changing its name to Worldwide Evangelisation Crusade. Later, recognising the misunderstandings of using the word "crusade", the mission was re-named as Worldwide Evangelisation for Christ (WEC International).

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rdf:type	Non-profit
rdfs:label	WEC International
rdfs:comment	WEC was founded in 1913 by Charles Studd (CT), the cricketer. The organization began as the Heart of Africa mission, changing its name to Worldwide Evangelisation Crusade. Later, recognising the misunderstandings of using the word "crusade", the mission was re-named as Worldwide Evangelisation for Christ (WEC International).
dcterms:subject	Christian missions dbkwik:resource/l8p8CQu_q1rbhBv4rMS_hg== Christian missionary societies dbkwik:resource/GB1hkZ1LbJ40BGdj-v5hcQ==
foaf:homepage	http://www.wec-int.org/
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Non-profit name	WEC International
Area served	49(xsd:integer)
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Non-profit slogan	reaching people - planting churches
Non-profit logo	100(xsd:integer)
founded date	1913(xsd:integer)
Non-profit type	Evangelical Missions Agency
abstract	WEC was founded in 1913 by Charles Studd (CT), the cricketer. The organization began as the Heart of Africa mission, changing its name to Worldwide Evangelisation Crusade. Later, recognising the misunderstandings of using the word "crusade", the mission was re-named as Worldwide Evangelisation for Christ (WEC International). Studd's son-in-law Norman Grubb took over the leadership in 1930, expanding the organisation and establishing recruitment bases in Toronto, Pittsburgh, Seattle, Charlotte, New Zealand, Australia, Japan, Uruguay and France. Grubb continued to lead the movement until retiring from the position of International Secretary at the end of 1965.

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