Charlie Kirk: “I Want to Be Remembered for My Faith”

Charlie Kirk: “I Want to Be Remembered for My Faith”

Orem, Utah, September 10, 2025 — Just days before his tragic assassination on the campus of Utah Valley University, Charlie Kirk shared the words that now define his legacy: he wanted to be remembered not for politics, but for his faith.

In a podcast interview, Kirk was asked how he hoped people would remember him. After pausing to reflect, he gave a simple but powerful answer:

“I want to be remembered for the courage of my faith. That would be the most important thing. The most important thing is my faith in my life.”

Those words, spoken before a national audience, now serve as a lasting message from a man who inspired millions of young Americans to live boldly, think critically, and never shy away from faith.

Fox News highlighted Kirk’s Christian devotion as a central part of his mission: “Jesus defeated death so you can live,” Kirk posted on X just two days before the Utah shooting. He and his wife, former Miss Arizona USA Erika Frantzve, married in 2021 and were raising two young children together.

Through TPUSA Faith, a branch of Turning Point USA dedicated to empowering Christians to live out their beliefs, Kirk extended his mission beyond politics into the spiritual lives of students nationwide. His work created a movement that combined civic duty with biblical conviction.

Charlie Kirk’s voice was silenced by an assassin’s bullet, but his faith — and the courage with which he carried it — will endure as the measure of his life.

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