In the post Should Autonomous Churches Be Cooperating in Church Discipline?, we quoted Jonathan Leeman as follows:

Leeman goes on to explain:

"That means (i) another church’s decision in a matter of discipline and membership never formally binds your church, but (ii) you should give other churches the benefit of the doubt, assuming they have acted wisely until you have concrete reasons for thinking otherwise. Also, I hardly think churches should conduct manhunts for excommunicated members, following them everywhere they go and putting in phone calls to the pastors of any church building they walk into. But you should do what you can, with prudence, to aid other churches whenever they ask you about members who once belonged to you. 

Finally, there is no reason why Baptist, Presbyterian, Anglican and other churches might not informally cooperate in such matters. Every church has a gospel-interest in seeing the others succeed in gospel health and faithfulness."  Everyone sins and falls short of the glory of God.  Let's say that you have a heavy handed pastor and you confront him.  He puts you under church discipline for challenging him.  Call and report you are under church discipline.  Use church discipline to keep control of members."

However, the quote should have been:

Leeman goes on to explain:

"That means (i) another church’s decision in a matter of discipline and membership never formally binds your church, but (ii) you should give other churches the benefit of the doubt, assuming they have acted wisely until you have concrete reasons for thinking otherwise. Also, I hardly think churches should conduct manhunts for excommunicated members, following them everywhere they go and putting in phone calls to the pastors of any church building they walk into. But you should do what you can, with prudence, to aid other churches whenever they ask you about members who once belonged to you. 

Finally, there is no reason why Baptist, Presbyterian, Anglican and other churches might not informally cooperate in such matters. Every church has a gospel-interest in seeing the others succeed in gospel health and faithfulness."

We inadvertently included some editorial notes (the words in bold which we meant to delete) in the blockquote, and we extend to Jonathan Leeman our sincerest apology for our inadequate editing.