Olivia McKean Marries - Outside the church - Blogger
2006年9月19日 · The International Churches of Christ (ICOC or ICC) is a radical remnant of the Churches of Christ started by Kip McKean. Technically the ICOC has been "dissolved" but in practice the ICOC is alive and well, and still led by McKean …
The most public aspect of the events leading to his resignation has been the defection of his daughter, Olivia, from the movement when she left home to attend Harvard University. McKean taught that the defection of a leader’s child from the ICOC disqualified him from leadership.
What led to the decline of the International Church of Christ?
His attractive daughter Olivia, an excellent student and tennis player, was often featured within ICC publications and an obvious focus of fatherly pride. One former member explained that McKean’s three children; Olivia, Sean and Eric were like "celebrities" to church members.
Olivia McKean fell away! - Google Groups
2001年10月10日 · This is not a rumor. In January, Kip McKean's daughter Olivia decided to leave the church. This can be confirmed by Boston leaders and the McKeans. Wow.
History of the ICC - REVEAL
The ICC's founder, Kip McKean, along with his wife Elena McKean, announced they would take a sabbatical from leadership to work on unspecified marriage and family problems. Holy Cross College in Worcester, MA bans the ICC .
KNN News 1994-2003 - ICOC History
Eric McKean’s Friend’s Dad, Bruce Aiken Gets Baptized, Elena Baptizes Wife, Olivia Baptizes Friend; Sean McKean Is Baptized; Watch The Video Here.
A Christian community falters - Loss of leader, governing body …
2003年5月17日 · Years ago, few could have imagined the church without McKean, a wiry, gregarious self-described “prophet” whose followers filled the Boston Garden — or without his daughter, Olivia, a straight-A student, a promising junior tennis player and beauty pageant contestant whose life successes filled the pages of the church’s many publications.
Hope worldwide – Center for Public Integrity
2006年11月30日 · However, McKean’s own rule that church leaders should step down if one of their own children leaves the church forced him to resign as ICOC leader in 2002 after his daughter Olivia left the church. Hope worldwide’s income grew from less than $800,000 in 1991 to $39.9 million by the end of 2004.
Boston Movement Or Not - Reachout Trust
2012年10月5日 · Kip McKean had run the church with a rule of authority that in the end led to his downfall. He had taught that no one could be a leader if their children left the ICC and that’s just what his daughter did. Farah Stockman reported in the Boston Globe in May this year,
ICOC Blogspot
2003年5月17日 · Years ago, few could have imagined the church without McKean, a wiry, gregarious self-described ''prophet'' whose followers filled the Boston Garden -- or without his daughter, Olivia, a straight-A student, a promising junior tennis player and beauty pageant contestant whose life successes filled the pages of the church's many publications.