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From the Archive: “When the Women Rise Up, Watch Out” — Charlie’s Speech at YWLS 2021
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Ahead of Turning Point’s Women’s Leadership Summit, the show revisits Charlie’s speech at the 2021 women’s conference. Charlie gives the crowd of young women an empowering message about how to fight back against the many lies the wider culture tells them, and how they can restore a moral center to America.
Is there a way to watch this? Why is it blacked out?
I’m watching it now. Thank you. God Bless.
Thank you so much for sharing your stories about Charlie. I have been walking around with such a heavy heart since I heard the news and hearing these stories definitely helped. Learning more about Charlie, it seems a common factor was his thirst for knowledge. I know he is with his Lord right now getting all the answers to his questions. RIP Charlie.
Thank you for the program today remembering Charlie Kirk. My heart is so heavy and broken about Charlie’s death. But your stories today about your experiences with Charlie are so comforting and helping as we go through the grief of his loss. My prayers go out for you each as you carry the baton that has been passed to you by God. My prayers also are lifted up for Erica and their children and Charlie’s parents. “Our battle is not against flesh and blood but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of darkness of this age, against the spiritual hosts of wickedness in the heavenly places”
Eph. 6:12. I know and trust God will raise up many prayer warriors to undergird you now, and will continue to do so. May Jesus comfort and peace fill and surround you each. God bless the whole Turning Point family. With much love.
P.S. I loved the Remembrance montages put together by members in your team about Charlie. They are beautiful and so honor Charlie and God’s work thru him. I especially liked the one you showed that Noah put together. Thank you 💕
Trump needs to make October 14th a national holiday in honor of Charlie
Agreed!
Few will be able to express and expand on how God used Charlie to impact individual lives. I’m 80 and have found another way Charlie honored God to draw others closer to Him. Gratitude is a very present virtue for giving us access to His life in Charlie.
Oh Charlie, we miss you so terribly. 😢
Sunday, my husband and I went to church for the first time in 26 years. Thank you, Charlie!
Charlie was an irreplaceable man, so charming, so wise, so likable. It’s just incomprehensible that he was taken from us at only 31 years old.
I’m still so sad and angry about it.
I will miss his commentary on politics and just on this crazy old world so, so much. I already do. Thank you for everything, Charlie, mostly for leading so many people to Christ.