There appear to be four main ecclesiological errors which the KLC fellowship is founded upon. They are:
They reject the idea that God has one gathering center for Christians meeting together for worship and ministry where the Lord is in the midst.
They believe that assembly decisions must be righteous actions in order for them to be bound in heaven. Hence, if an assembly makes a wrong decision, then it is not an assembly action at all, and thus, should be disregarded.
They believe that Christian groups that meet for worship and ministry along the lines of the Scriptural pattern for an assembly are thereby gathered to the Lord’s name and divinely owned of God—even if they have previously divided off from the assemblies thus gathered. Therefore, if they come into contact with such a group, it is not necessary to receive them, but simply to recognize that they are already gathered to the Lord’s name.
And (not included in the body of the previous letters) they also teach that Lord’s Table and the Lord’s Supper are synonymous terms.