Kathryn Krick

Kathryn Krick is an American pastor, author, and self-described apostle known for leading Five-Fold Church in Los Angeles and for viral videos of public healing and deliverance services. She was born on January 1, 1991, in Andes, New York, and grew up in a small-town Presbyterian family before later shifting to charismatic Christian ministry. She founded Five-Fold Church in 2017 after being ordained as an apostle by her mentor, GeorDavie Moses Kasambale, and went on to build a large online following through videos of prayer sessions where people fall, shake, or appear to be set free from spiritual oppression. Her story splits opinion sharply: some see a modern healer moving in real spiritual power, others see theater built for clicks, and both camps keep talking about her either way.

Kathryn Krick Personal Details

Early Life & Childhood

Kathryn Krick grew up in a small Presbyterian family in Andes, a small town in upstate New York. Her upbringing was fairly quiet and traditional, a sharp contrast to the dramatic public ministry she’d later become known for. Her parents have stayed largely out of the spotlight even as her fame grew.

After finishing college, she moved to Los Angeles chasing a very different dream. She hoped to break into acting and also wanted a career as a Christian EDM singer. Neither path took off the way she’d hoped, and that struggle became the setup for a much bigger turn in her life.

Education

Kathryn Krick studied Communication Management and Design at Ithaca College, graduating in 2013.

Personal Life

Kathryn Krick keeps her life private, and there’s no public record of her being married or having children. She has occasionally mentioned her parents in ministry posts, including a 2025 trip where she met them while traveling for a revival event, but she rarely shares personal details beyond her work. Her public identity stays almost entirely tied to her ministry rather than her private life.

Kathryn Krick’s Career

Kathryn Krick’s path into ministry began after her acting and music ambitions in Los Angeles stalled. In 2016, she attended a healing conference and met GeorDavie Moses Kasambale, a Tanzanian minister who became her spiritual mentor. Under his guidance, she stepped away from entertainment work entirely and moved into full-time ministry, and by 2017, at just 25, she had founded Five-Fold Church.

Her ministry took off during the pandemic, when she began holding open-air healing and deliverance services in Los Angeles parks. A highlight video posted to TikTok in December 2020 passed a million views within days, and the clip turned her into what fans and media both started calling the “TikTok Apostle.” From there, she built out a wider platform through weekly livestreams, international travel, and a rapidly growing base of online followers.

She has since become an author as well, publishing The Secret of the Anointing in 2023, followed by the bestseller Unlock Your Deliverance in 2024. Her most recent book, Ignite Revival, came out in May 2026 and reached number 8 on the USA Today nonfiction bestseller list, and a multi-city book tour built around it drew large crowds along with a fresh wave of viral videos and criticism. She continues to lead Five-Fold Church while touring internationally to run revival events built around healing and deliverance.

Kathryn Krick’s Net Worth & Earnings

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Interesting Facts About Kathryn Krick

• Her viral rise started with a single TikTok highlight video posted in December 2020 that passed a million views within days.
• She was ordained as an apostle by her mentor at age 25, despite never having led a ministry before.
• Her church’s legal tax name, Geordavie Ministries International, is named after her mentor rather than herself.
• Critics have questioned whether her financial teachings link donations too closely to promises of healing.
• She wears white clothing during nearly every service, a deliberate choice meant to symbolize purity and the Holy Spirit.
• A July 2026 podcast episode by a prominent Christian commentator questioned whether her services were genuine or staged.
• Before ministry, she pursued acting and worked briefly as a Christian EDM singer in Los Angeles.
• Her books have sold well commercially even as some Christian leaders publicly call her practices unbiblical.

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