Inside the terrifying new cult led by LA-based apostle as droves of devoted followers shake uncontrollably in her presence
A Los Angeles-based pastor whose dramatic prayer services regularly go viral is once again at the center of controversy. After videos from a recent Texas book signing showed followers collapsing, shaking and convulsing as Kathryn Krick prayed over them, there’s been renewed accusations from some Christian leaders that her ministry resembles a cult.Krick leads Five-Fold Church, also known as 5F Church, in Los Angeles, according to Church Leaders.The self-described apostle has amassed a massive online following, with more than half a million Instagram followers and a growing presence on TikTok, where supporters celebrate what they describe as miraculous healings and spiritual deliverance.But the 35-year-old’s explosive popularity has been matched by equally intense criticism.The latest debate erupted after Krick visited Houston to promote her new book, “Ignite Revival.” Video shared from the event shows attendees falling to the floor, trembling and appearing to convulse as Krick prayed for them and signed books.California's top news, sports and entertainment delivered to your inbox every day.
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Never miss a story Posting footage from the gathering, Krick wrote, “How God moved in that bookstore among the people amazed us!” Supporters claimed people experienced healing from illnesses, emotional trauma and spiritual oppression during the event.One attendee enthusiastically shared their experience online, writing, “This was one of the best days of my life! I will never forget how powerfully I was touched by the anointing at this book signing.I couldn’t stay on my feet as I stepped forward to have my book signed! So many were beautifully touched.”However, not everyone was convinced.One skeptical social media user questioned the unusual physical reactions, writing, “Whoa.
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