Kathryn Krick

Recently  I came across a video posted last year on the Fighting for the Faith channel about Kathryn Krick.  Chris Rosebrough is  replaying a video by a former member of her church (see Ex 10 below) Chris adds his commentary, including the introduction where he calls her one of the most spiritually dangerous people he has seen since Jim Jones, the 1980’s pastor who moved his huge cult following to Guyana and convinced them all to commit suicide. Quite a shocking opinion.

Her background is a story many might be able to relate to initially. Born in New York, she moved to Los Angeles to pursue acting and musical careers.  Not finding the success she dreamed of, she began looking for spiritual excitement and fulfillment in her life. Thanks to social media, she found a pastor across the world who was drawing huge crowds and performing dozens of miracles daily, it seemed.  

An adventure across the world to experience so much supernatural activity sounded like just what she was missing in her life, so off she went.  In the wake of the recent BBC documentary about TB Joshua, the similarities of her journey from here are striking.

Her new pastor commanded respect in his community.  He was very popular and wealthy.  No one questioned him in any way.  The miracles, the money, the people flocking from all over to come see him- he had to be blessed by God.  Why wouldn’t anyone trust him?  He welcomed visitors and provided a place to live if they were willing to be his disciples.  He asked to be called “Daddy” but that just seemed like an interesting cultural custom.

This is exactly the scenario described by the American disciples of TB Joshua who traveled to Africa in pursuit of spiritual fulfillment, except Joshua did not elevate any of his disciples to become his missionaries to America as Kathyrn has been. She even files her taxes under the umbrella of Geordavies’ organization.  Receipt below.

Given the influence that has become apparent in the “demon slayer” movement, it seems the mega-ministry, occult based “miracle workers” of Africa are now exporting back to America an even more toxic spirituality than the prosperity gospel that American missionaries spread all over Africa.

Perhaps because she has the backing of a wealthy benefactor, Krick does not do conferences and partnerships with the well known “demon slayer” crowd, though she has been caught using the same paid actors in some of her public deliverances. She also has her signature tagline-she instructs the demon that they must go and that they are commanded on the count of 3 to leave.  And she counts 1-2-3.  This seems effective for her. Perhaps other deliverance ministers should be taking some notes.  Other demon slayers post videos of deliverances that take 10-20-30 minutes or more.

So the bottom line on this hot take- Kathryn Krick is an agent of the occult, and seems to be unable to  hear any truth delivered to her in any way.  May God change her heart before it is too late.