Overview
- Clips from a Houston book-signing that circulated in mid-July show attendees collapsing, shaking, and convulsing while Kathryn Krick prayed over them.
- Krick is the founder of Five-Fold Church in Los Angeles, describes herself as an apostle, and has built a large social-media following that amplifies short, dramatic videos of her services.
- Supporters and some attendees posted testimonials calling the incidents genuine healings and spiritual encounters, and Krick has said critics misunderstand her work and are motivated by jealousy.
- Prominent Christian commentators including Mike Winger, Chris Rosebrough, and Allie Beth Stuckey have publicly criticized her methods as cult-like, theatrical, or even 'demonic,' and some online users have accused her of targeting vulnerable people.
- Reporting notes a pattern of past controversy and credits Tanzanian minister Prophet GeorDavie as a mentor in her deliverance focus, and there is no widely reported independent medical verification or legal action tied to the recent videos.