Mike Bickle, founder of international prayer movement, confesses to past misconduct - The Washington Post

In late October, former leaders of the Kansas City-based International House of Prayer publicly accused Bickle of clergy sexual misconduct, based on allegations from several women about misconduct that allegedly went on for decades...

https://www.washingtonpost.com/religion/2023/12/14/mike-bickle-ihop-confess-misconduct/

Surviving IHOPKC (International House of Prayer) (Bradley Onishi and Daniel Miller; Straight White American Jesus podcast)

Brad speaks to two survivors of IHOP-KC about the abuse they endured there, the dynamics of the community, and healing with others.

This week allegations emerged about Mike Bickle, founder of IHOP-KC, a central hub in charismatic Christianity located in Kansas City. Bob Smietana at RNS describes Bickle this way:

“Bickle is one of the most influential charismatic Christians in the United States and a leading figure in the so-called New Apostolic Reformation, which seeks to make prophecy and the leadership of apostles a major part of modern evangelical practice.

A former pastor in the Vineyard church movement, Bickle led his Kansas City-based congregation to break away from that denomination in the 1990s after conflicts with other leaders.”

Jo and Gracia tell their stories and give insight about IHOP-KC then and now.
Interview: 

https://www.straightwhiteamericanjesus.com/episodes/surviving-ihopkc/