
Worldwide Prayer Fast for Ousted IHOPKC Founder
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A controversial worldwide week of prayer and fasting for Mike Bickle, ousted IHOPKC founder, is set for May 1-7, organized by his supporters. The event has sparked outrage among survivors and ex-leaders, who view it as a sneaky comeback bid. Bickles youngest sister, Lisa Stribling, has dismissed the claims as false, while church experts have ruled him unfit for leadership. The event highlights the deep divide in the charismatic world.
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Kansas City News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Worldwide Prayer Fast for Ousted IHOPKC Founder. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
A group tied to former IHOP KC staffers is pushing a worldwide week of prayer and fasting for Mike Bickle, the founder ousted over sex abuse claims. It's set from May 1st through 7th, right on the ministry's 27th anniversary, organized by the Kansas City Friends of Mike Bickle at a House Church in Grandview. IHOP KC cut ties with Bickle permanently back in December 2023, after allegations he groomed and abused women using prophecies over. A third-party report dropped in February 2025 confirmed misconduct against 17 women, some minors. Survivors and ex-leaders are fired up, seeing this fast as Bickle's sneaky bid for a comeback. One accuser from the 1980s, abused at age 14, slammed the event for labeling victims as forces of darkness. Bickle's youngest sister, Lisa Stribbling, jumped in last August 3rd during a sermon, dismissing the claims as a false narrative and exotic trash. Meanwhile, church experts last September ruled him unfit for any leadership forever.
This push highlights the deep divide, still rocking the charismatic world supporters, holding fast, critics calling foul on any redemption play. That wraps Kansas News, today brought to you with AI.
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