Katie Souza is a dynamic and prolific international teacher, minister, author, and television host. She is known for her biblical insight on soul-healing, a revelation that explains why so many believers can appear to do everything they have learned in church, yet still do not see breakthrough in their lives.

Katie’s life is an example of the life changing power of soul-healing. In her earlier years she was a career criminal, convicted of a number of felonies, and sent to federal prison to serve almost twelve years. In prison, Katie encountered God in a way that dramatically changed her life. She immediately became an outspoken advocate for Jesus and began to write her first book, The Captivity Series - The Key to Your Expected End. Her infectious love for Jesus caused many women inside her cell block to accept Him as their Savior. Through the process of soul-healing, thousands of miracles have manifested in her meetings and in the prisons.

Katie launched her first show Healing Your Soul; Real Keys to the Miraculous in the fall of 2013 on just a few networks. Today, it and her weekly program, Faith with Katie (filmed in her own KT Studio), are sending the message of God’s healing, transformational, miracle working power throughout the world. Her guest speakers have included Patricia King, Robert Henderson, Joan Hunter, Dr. Kynan Bridges, Tony Kemp, Joshua Mills, Dr. Francis Myles, Sarah Beth Hickey Bowling, and more. She owns her own channel, Katie TV, on Faith Network and is part owner of Faith Broadcasting Network.

Katie has been a featured guest on Sid Roth’s It’s Supernatural, has graced the cover of Charisma Magazine, and been a speaker at many conferences. Katie is also the author of The Captivity Series 2 - Healing the Wounded Soul, Soul Decrees, Be Revived and co-author of Soul Decrees for Kids and Idols Riot! Her books are read around the world, and serve as a discipleship tool for prison inmates in over 4,000 facilities throughout the world.

Katie lives in Arizona with her husband, Robert, and their two small dogs.