Kathryn Krick's Shaking Videos Raise 5 Questions About Viral Christian Pastor
Summary
Kathryn Krick is the leader of Five-Fold Church in Los Angeles, known for videos showing people shaking or crying during her prayer services. Her videos have become very popular on social media but have also attracted criticism from some Christian leaders who question her practices.Key Facts
- Kathryn Krick founded the Five-Fold (5F) Church in Los Angeles.
- Her church describes itself as a place where many people are healed and experience miracles.
- Krick calls herself an "apostle" and spreads her ministry through viral social media videos.
- Videos often show people falling down, shaking, or crying during services.
- Her social media following is large, with over 1 million YouTube subscribers and millions of followers on other platforms.
- Critics accuse Krick of promoting practices not supported by the Bible and some call her ministry cultlike.
- Some Christian leaders have described her as a false apostle or dangerous for encouraging extreme emotional reactions.
- Krick has defended her ministry, saying the events match biblical accounts of healing and deliverance.
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