The following is our copyright policy concerning the use of any Living Stream Ministry materials available on the Internet, in digital formats, or in print:
The use of LSM materials in any format for AI data training, data analysis and automation, and data learning is strictly prohibited.
Further, Living Stream Ministry's fundamental policy on making LSM-copyrighted content available on the Internet is simple:
All online LSM materials should reside on an LSM site. However, links to LSM sites and particular LSM web pages are greatly encouraged.
We currently make most of our publications available online at ministrybooks.org. A substantial number of them can be enjoyed online for free, and this provides an ample way for visitors to sample our publications. In addition, the rest of our online publications can be accessed for a reasonable subscription fee. These two provisions preclude the need for others to post LSM content on their own sites. If our website www.ministrybooks.org does not suit the particular needs of an individual, church, or organization, please contact us at webmaster@lsm.org. We will consider your request in light of other similar requests and based upon our available resources.
We acknowledge that anyone may include scattered quotations of copyrighted materials in his or her published work as long as such quotation would be considered “fair use,” as allowed by the U.S Copyright Act. As it concerns the use of LSM materials, we interpret fair use as follows:
Finally, we do not allow the downloading of any LSM publication in electronic format, except when purchased from an authorized distributor or specifically authorized in writing by Living Stream Ministry. Furthermore, we do not allow the re-distribution of an LSM publication in any electronic format, including social media and messaging applications. This includes any purchased publication regardless of original format. No purchased publication can be converted for use on other platforms, such as personal computers, smartphones, tablets, etc. Downloading for so-called "personal use" is also prohibited.