Responses to Harvest House Publishers’ Public Accusations

The following is a list of postings on this site written in response to Harvest House Publishers’ further public accusations against Living Stream Ministry and the local churches:

February 13, 2007

A new Web site entitled “The Testimony of the Local Churches and Living Stream Ministry” was launched to answer an open letter published on the Internet. This open letter, while not directly related to the Harvest House litigation, is clearly an outgrowth of it. It is signed by six people identified by John Ankerberg as “consulting experts” and contains many of the same out of context quotes previously posted in Harvest House’s earlier corporate statements.

October 23, 2006

A Response to Further Public Misrepresentations by John Ankerberg, John Weldon, and Robert Hawkins, Jr.

Harvest House Publishers, John Ankerberg, and John Weldon Campaign to Paint the Local Churches as Anti-Christian: Against Christians and Against the Faith

	Harvest House Books Echo Our Criticism of Today’s Christianity
	Harvest House’s Hypocrisy Concerning Our Criticism of Christianity
	Misrepresentation in ECNR—False Allegations That We “Reject” Christians and the Christian Faith
	Misrepresentations on the Harvest House Corporate Web Site

	A Response to the Accusation of Harvest House Publishers, John Ankerberg, and John Weldon That the Local Churches Are Litigious
	Harvest House, John Ankerberg, and John Weldon Misrepresent the Nature of Our Lawsuit and of Our Objections to ECNR
	Harvest House President Bob Hawkins’ Distortion of History
	Harvest House Misrepresents Their Own Definition of “Cult”

April 20, 2004	Harvest House Persists in Libel of Living Stream Ministry and the Local churches
	Irrefutable Facts #’s 1-10 Concerning the Dispute over the Encyclopedia of Cults and New Religions (ECNR)
	“Professional Editorial Practices”?
	“Acceptable Editorial Standards”? Harvest House’s Appeal to The Chicago Manual of Style”
March 19, 2004	Living Stream Ministry and Local Churches Respond to Harvest House Corporate Statement on Recent Court Ruling