[Freedom]

Originally Posted by Koinonia

I more or less agree with you and had the same impression. But we should also give him some credit. Think of how disruptive it must have been for him--a prominent elder in a prominent LC--to break ties and start to feel his own way. He's on the journey.

I can only imagine how he is being characterized and slandered now. Ambitious, charismatic, always doing his own thing, a work within the work, attracting people to follow after himself, nothing new, everything from the ministry etc., etc.

I don't know anything about him besides what I read in this thread. Was he well-known in the LC outside of where he is from?

The thing that I find interesting about all of this is that a practice of home meetings is something Lee taught and emphasized. So for someone to get 'quarantined' over organizing relatively small gatherings in homes, it makes the inevitable LC accusation of him being 'ambitious' all the more absurd.