Charlie Kirk memorial in Arizona emphasizes faith and God, drawing massive crowd

Glenel, Ariz – As thousands of leaders of faith, in addition to those present full of faith in the state farm stadium in Glenel, Arizona, to celebrate the life and heritage of Charlie Kerk on Sunday, September 21, many stood in awe of what was revealed.

Lucas Miles, CEO of Turning Point Usa, Fox News Digital, told the Kirk memorial to be the largest gospel of the Gospel ever.

“[It’s] He said before the start of the program, not only the historical world, not only for the United States of America, not only, but really, I think, before the start of the program.

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He added: “The Bible will come out today, more than ever at the same time in the history of mankind. This is exactly what Charlie wanted.”

“This is allocated to all the things that Charlie is famous for – discussions, family, friends and a great organization management. More than that, Charlie was Christian,” said Charlie.

“He died a Christian martyr and gave his life for the Bible,” said Miles.

Christians moved to the theater early, where they performed the songs of worship while the attendees sang.

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Before speakers took the theater, the attendees carried Charlie Kirk stickers in red, white and blue.

Several crying was brought during this event.

“I think Charlie Kirk made it great to be Christian again.”

William Wolf, the executive director of the Baptist Command, told the Fox News Digital that he repeated the words of War Minister Beit Higseth – words played in a statement prepared from the White House shortly before Higseth himself in this event on Sunday.

A large wooden cross was placed in the middle of the field on September 21, 2025. (Ashley J. Dimella/Fox News Digital)

“Charlie Kerk began a political movement, but ended a Christian movement. “This was very clear here today with the worship we have seen,” said Wolf.

Wolf said that Kirk’s legacy will not only bring young people to conservative politics, but also return them to Jesus Christ; He pointed to the high faith between young generations.

“I think Charlie Kirk made it great to be a Christian again,” said Wolf.

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He added: “This is not our goal, but Charlie Kerk made it reasonable. He defended faith, and the atmosphere here is one of the service of worship.”

Wolf confirmed that the event on Sunday was a Christian memorial service, not a political gathering.

Charlie Kirk appears speaking at CPAC in Oxon Hill, Maryland. His life took a deadly shooting on September 10 in Utah. (Kevin Lamark/Reuters)

Others spoke with Fox News Digital about their beliefs and impressions.

Sandy of San Diego, California, told Fox News Digital that she is following Kirk for years.

“You can take away the man, but you cannot remove the sound.”

“He is a man from God and very blessed, and I felt the need to be here,” she said. “We are all here today just shows that you can get rid of the man, but you cannot take off the sound.”

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She added: “All the people here today to honor Charlie and celebrate his life are tall to say that his movement will not die. We are here to support Erika and her family, and it is just a blessing to be here.”

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“The spirit of Jesus – the Holy Spirit is here. Only – that’s what he wanted. I think the revival will erupt all over the world, because people pick up the sign he carried and that he came,” said Barbara Toulido, Ohio, told Fox News Digital.

People listen during the song of worship before the start of the Kirk Memorial. (John Lutcher/AP)

She also said that while people are sad for the loss of Kirk, the whole world celebrates its hope.

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