Twenty-five Years in the New Way

Indiana · 10-25-2009, 11:25 PM

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In October 1984, brother Witness Lee introduced the New Way to the local churches in the Lord’s recovery; by 1986, Living Stream Ministry was in high gear to establish, effectively speaking, “ministry churches” under Witness Lee and his leadership, and also that of his son, Philip Lee, the office manager at LSM. This tandem leadership relationship between W. Lee and P. Lee was a major aspect and integral part of what W. Lee referred to as “the Lord’s new move”. To be sure, in order to be one with Witness Lee for this “new move”, it was imperative for leaders to be one with the “the office”, that is, with Philip Lee. This became "the oneness” of the New Way – oneness with a Man, a Ministry, and a ministry office. It also became the driving wedge of division in the local churches since the New Way began.

http://www.hidinghistoryinthelordsre...ntheNewWay.pdf

10-25-2009, 11:25 PM	#1
Indiana Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 713	Twenty-five Years in the New Way http://www.hidinghistoryinthelordsre...ntheNewWay.pdf In October 1984, brother Witness Lee introduced the New Way to the local churches in the Lord’s recovery; by 1986, Living Stream Ministry was in high gear to establish, effectively speaking, “ministry churches” under Witness Lee and his leadership, and also that of his son, Philip Lee, the office manager at LSM. This tandem leadership relationship between W. Lee and P. Lee was a major aspect and integral part of what W. Lee referred to as “the Lord’s new move”. To be sure, in order to be one with Witness Lee for this “new move”, it was imperative for leaders to be one with the “the office”, that is, with Philip Lee. This became "the oneness” of the New Way – oneness with a Man, a Ministry, and a ministry office. It also became the driving wedge of division in the local churches since the New Way began. http://www.hidinghistoryinthelordsre...ntheNewWay.pdf