[UntoHim]

Were Max Rapoport and John Ingalls Forced Out?

In February 1978 some brothers informed Brother Lee that one of the co-workers, Max Rapoport, was seeking to undermine his work and ministry and to incite a “revolution” among the younger saints in the local churches. By the Lord’s leading Brother Lee did nothing to directly oppose Rapoport’s efforts or to expose his misconduct.

On July 10, 1988, John Ingalls and two other elders of the church in Anaheim went to see Brother Lee at his home and voiced “concerns” over many aspects of the direction of the work in the Lord’s recovery. They proposed to gather the leading co-workers and elders to pray, study the situation according to the Bible, and then fellowship regarding their concerns. Brother Lee agreed that the proposal was good and asked them to decide upon a date for the meeting. The next day Ingalls called Brother Lee to inform him that the three were unable to decide upon a date, but that they would do so and let him know when it would be. They never did.

Interesting. Not one mention of the misconduct of Witness Lee's "closest co-worker", Philip Lee. Not one mention of what the "concerns" of John Ingalls et al were at the time. We now know that Witness Lee was fully aware of the misconduct of his deviant and abusive son, much of it perpetrated upon volunteer sisters in the most despicable manner imaginable. No mention of the abuse of Max Rapoport's children, with Local Church kids attacking them at school and calling them "of the devil" and "aligned with Satan". No mention of the numerous times Ingalls and the other Anaheim elders pleaded with Witness to deal with his porn addicted and alcoholic son, and protect the sisters who were being abused. No mention of the last meeting that Ingalls attended and was viciously attached by the acting god, who proclaimed: "That Lee! Lee has to be famous!"
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