NEW YORK — Kathryn Krick, founder of Five-Fold Church in Los Angeles, sat down with Tamron Hall for an exclusive interview this week, bringing conversations about her growing ministry and Christian faith to a national daytime television audience.
The Sept. 22 episode of Tamron Hall, titled “Who Is Kathryn Krick?,” focused on Krick’s viral rise and the ministry she has built through church services, social media and events centered on revival, healing and deliverance. Two of Krick’s followers, Dianne Faligowski and Gabby Jasso, and journalist Santi Elijah Holley also joined the program. Disney/ABC promoted the episode as an exclusive interview about Krick’s rise in popularity.
During the conversation, Hall asked Krick about her faith, deliverance ministry, spiritual leadership, church finances and questions that have surrounded her growing public profile.
Krick explained that she believes God works through people He chooses and anoints for ministry, pointing to biblical examples of healing and deliverance in the Book of Acts. She described the work of Five-Fold Church as centered on preaching the gospel and seeing people experience freedom through the power of God.
The conversation also addressed donations to the ministry, Krick’s salary, her teachings about spiritual leadership and viral videos showing followers honoring her. Krick said she does not live lavishly and rejected the suggestion that followers who have knelt before her were worshiping her, explaining that such gestures can represent honor within different cultures.
Krick also said biblical submission does not mean blindly following a spiritual leader, emphasizing that believers ultimately follow Christ.
The interview gave Krick an opportunity to explain her ministry in her own words to an audience extending far beyond social media and Five-Fold Church.
Her appearance also brought subjects rarely discussed on mainstream daytime television — including deliverance, spiritual authority, revival and the supernatural work of God — into a national conversation.