Original sentence: He was disfellowshipped from the ICoC in 2006   and founded a movement that he called the International Christian Church.McKean then began to criticize some of the changes that were being made.Over time, McKean attempted to re-assert his leadership of the ICOC and was rebuffed due to the Elders, Evangelists and Teachers assessing that there had been "no repentance" from his publicly acknowledged leadership sins.Referring to this event, Kip McKean said:.The ICOC holds to the belief that each person is saved by the grace of God, if and when they place their faith in Jesus Christ, become a disciple, repent of their sins, and are baptized
Edited sentence: A year earlier one of his children had left the church.After a period leading an ICOC congregation in Portland, Washington, McKean eventually started a new movement separate from the ICOC.Although the ICOC experienced some negativity (particularly in the Boston Movement days), the church underwent some major changes in the late 1990s and early 2000s.He withdrew from the ICoC in 2006 and founded a movement that he called the International Christian Church.In the summer of 2003 the ICOC experienced a period of increased sovereignty among local churches.Later in 2002 the remaining central leadership was officially dissolved at the 2002 Los Angeles Unity Meeting.Over time, McKean began to criticize some of the changes that were being made.Referring to this event, Kip McKean said:    McKean's resignation was acknowledged by a short letter from the elders the following day.The ICOC holds to the belief that each person is saved by the grace of God if and when they place their faith in Jesus Christ, become a disciple, repent of their sins, and are baptized.There were a number of criticisms made of the church, some of which were true and others untrue