law is on the statutes is the best safeguard for society". At the peak of his power towards the end of this period, Carter was virtually unquestioned in authority. The Sydney Morning Herald published an article in October 1990 which quoted several disillusioned followers, including the statement, "...we felt we had lost control over our lives. It was all dictated to us from above and that was very oppressive. Everything centered around Howard Carter; he had all the power". Logos Foundation ceased to operate from the early 1990s. Today The degree to which the Shepherding movement still exists today is unclear. While both Charles Simpson and Bob Mumford have made public statements disavowing the movement, or at least distancing themselves from it, Simpson's biography on the website of Charles Simpson Ministries highlights his co-founding of New Wine Magazine and specifically mentions Baxter, Mumford, and Prince as "notable Bible teachers" associated with the magazine. David Moore's 2004 book on the Shepherding movement includes interviews with many relevant individuals. The Shepherding movement ideologies live on today in some groups, most notably the Korean group called University Bible Fellowship, which is currently active on over 70 US college campuses. References Additional sources Moore, S.D.: "Shepherding Movement" in Stanley M. Burgess & Edouard van der Maas (eds), The New International Dictionary of Pentecostal and Charismatic Movements, revised edition, (Zondervan, 2003) Lambert, ThD, Steven: "Charismatic Captivation: Authoritarian Abuse & Psychological Enslavement In Neo-Pentecostal Churches", Second Edition, (Real Truth Publications, 2003); Chapter Two, pp. 21–41; "The Discipleship/Shepherding Movement" available online Burks, Ron and Vicki: Damaged Disciples: Casualties of Authoritarian Churches and the Shepherding Movement, Grand Rapids, MI 1992. "Remnant Church Denton Cult," Liberty Light Post, 2020. Charismatic and Pentecostal Christianity Christian movements