A year ago today, Charlie Kirk’s memorial.
I’ll never forget the comfort and peace that came over my soul as I worshipped God in a sea of thousands, all of us carrying the same heartbreak. All of us looking heavenward.
@Michael_McCoyy Truly the Lords hand and comfort was on everyone and that memorial couldn’t stop crying the whole time, I watched parts of it today to reflect.
This is by far the best thing I’ve heard since we lost Charlie.
"I'm not asking anybody to agree with every policy. I'm asking you to recognize the contrast with the radicals and the achievements of the last 18 months."
Gen Z, please listen to your VP:
“Charlie once said that although his day job was politics, politics was only the second most important thing. The first and the most important thing, in his words, was ‘winning souls for Jesus Christ.’”
TPUSA Chief of Staff @Michael_McCoyy live at Freedom Built to Last: Honoring Charlie Kirk
“Charlie believed that we must never operate in fear. Evil will always try to scare you. But doing good requires sacrifices.”
TPUSA Chief of Staff @Michael_McCoyy live at Freedom Built to Last: Honoring Charlie Kirk
“Charlie understood that while freedom is the ability to make choices, liberty is doing what is right.”
TPUSA Chief of Staff @Michael_McCoyy live at Freedom Built to Last: Honoring Charlie Kirk
One year ago, on September 6th, Charlie was asked to come on stage in Seoul, South Korea, where thousands of Korean Christians prayed over him and thanked the Lord for his life and his work.
Then, together, they sang “How Great Is Our God.”
I’ll never forget watching Charlie take it all in. For someone who spent so much of his life speaking to massive crowds, this moment was different. He wasn’t there to give a speech or make a political argument. He was simply standing among thousands of fellow believers, worshiping the Lord.
Afterward, on our way to the airport, Charlie looked at me and said, “Wow, that was one of the most beautiful experiences of my life.”
I think about those words a lot now.
Halfway around the world, surrounded by thousands of people worshiping in a different language, Charlie still knew the song. Different country, different language, different culture, but the same words, the same faith, and the same God.
Taking a somber moment to share the installation of the Charlie Kirk memorial statue at Turning Point Headquarters in Phoenix, Arizona.
We placed the bronze statue so that others can enjoy it when visiting before it finds its final spot.
The artist, a talented young man named Quintin McCann, was able to sculpt Charlie in his “Jordan” moment, with his hand held high toward God, in the motion of tossing hats as he regularly did before his famous “Prove Me Wrong” events on campus in front of thousands of students.
Details include his cross, his wedding ring, the turning point logo on the hat and the freedom shirt that is now known across the world.
We can’t thank Quintin enough for his talent and working with Erika and the Turning Point family to get details so spot on.
We were blessed to be able to unveil and take a moment of prayer to remember Charlie this morning in the 9 am hour.
We miss you CK. May your faith and love of country multiply.
Please pray for Erika, his children, his parents and immediate family today.
HAPPENING NOW: Charlie Kirk statue has been unveiled in Times Square right at 2:23pm.
Marking the exact moment we lost him one year ago today.
Life-size. Mic in his hand. FREEDOM across his chest.
Powerful tribute to a man that can never be replaced.
We will continue the fight.
For Charlie.
Trump honors Charlie Kirk with his widow, Erika, in attendance:
"We will not let them win. And in Charlie's honor, I just want to say we love you, Charlie and Erika."
A 6-foot-5, $100,000 statue honoring Charlie Kirk is set to be unveiled in Times Square today as the nation marks one year since his assassination.
Italian-born sculptor Sergio Furnari said the monument is intended to honor Kirk and spark dialogue about freedom of speech.
🚨 JUST NOW: The Trump White House drops this beautiful remembrance of Charlie Kirk
"One of my favorite sayings in the Bible...here I am. It means: Lord, use me. What are my marching orders?" 🙏🏻
He will NEVER be forgotten
President Trump: "He became immortal. He's a martyr, now, for American freedom." 🇺🇸
🚨This magnificent Charlie Kirk statue was just unveiled at TPUSA HQ in Phoenix, Arizona one year after his assassination.
Rest in peace, Charlie.
Gen-Z and all generations of Americans will never forget you.
One year ago, a bullet silenced one of the most eloquent truth-tellers of our era. But it could not silence the principles Charlie Kirk stood for.
Today, we honor Charlie’s devotion to God, to our country, and to the Constitution. We carry his legacy forward by summoning his best virtues in ourselves—and living with the courage, conviction, and faith that defined his life.
My love and prayers remain with Erika, their children, and the entire Kirk family as they carry Charlie in their hearts and continue the work to which he devoted his life.