Our Journey to Elden in Jan 1971

[Elden1971]

Originally Posted by Terry

Welcome to the forum Terry. Appears your move to Elden was near the same time when my parents move to LA from SW Washington via Henderson, NV (when the late Cliff Skoglund encouraged my parents to move LA). I was quite young so my memories of that era are faint.
As much as some of us appreciated our time in the local churches, it is not the culmination of our Christian living. Simply one passage through our Christian life.
Terry

I think I am most grateful for the lifelong friendships that were established at Elden. It is interesting to note that 4 of the 5 elders eventually left or were forced out and over 75% of those at Elden eventually left.

[Ohio]

Originally Posted by Elden1971

I think I am most grateful for the lifelong friendships that were established at Elden. It is interesting to note that 4 of the 5 elders eventually left or were forced out and over 75% of those at Elden eventually left.

How in the world could Lee continue to promote the "Good Old Days" at Elden Hall when 3/4ths of those saints departed out of protest?

When it comes to church history in general or Recovery history in particular, Witness Lee just has no credibility whatsoever. He has distorted and twisted every event into some self-serving tale of modern mythology.

[TLFisher]

Originally Posted by Elden1971

I think I am most grateful for the lifelong friendships that were established at Elden. It is interesting to note that 4 of the 5 elders eventually left or were forced out and over 75% of those at Elden eventually left.

Interesting. It seems the questionnaire LSM sent out on Elden Hall was based on the 25% that haven't left the recovery.

[Elden1971]

Originally Posted by Terry

Interesting. It seems the questionnaire LSM sent out on Elden Hall was based on the 25% that haven't left the recovery.

Probably less than 10% now from what I understand.