(The Guru Magazine) In 2018, Kathryn Krick—L.A.’s now-viral “TikTok Apostle”—was warned that her spiritual father, the self-proclaimed Tanzanian prophet GeorDavie, had been accused of sexual abuse.
At the time, Krick led the Los Angeles branch of his Advanced Anointing ministry, which later became Five-Fold Church, or 5F.
Rather than call for an investigation or distance herself from him, she chastised two church members who raised the allegations and vowed never to leave the man she calls “Daddy” and the “prophet of prophets.”
“I was devastated,” a woman in the church wrote to Krick in an email reviewed by The Guru Magazine. “When the evidence was put before me, I realized everything. And as I said, more and more has come out almost every day.”
Krick rebuked her for speaking publicly.
“After all that Prophet GeorDavie has done for you, the love he’s shown you, and all that we have done for you at Advanced Anointing, it is very sad that you would stoop so low as to publicly speak against him and this ministry,” Krick wrote… to continue reading click here.
This MUSDT READ article was written by Be Scofield and published at The Guru Magazine.























5 responses to “Kathryn Krick Knew Of Sexual Abuse Allegations Against Mentor, Defends Him as ‘Pure, Christ-like’ Anyway”
A good example of how women in leadership is actually bad for women. Luke 16:10
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Krick is no less scary than Kenneth Copeland. How people can be attracted to these vipers is beyond me…
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