
09/11/2025
Charlie believed in the power of dialogue. His solution to the deep division in world views is to sit and listen to those you disagree with, and have the difficult, uncomfortable conversation. His words on school campus were reasonable and respectful to those who engaged with him. Pregnancy Care Clinic dialogues with people every day saying the same things:
- Human life begins at conception.
- Taking a human life is unjust and wrong.
- The circumstances of the unborn's existence is not relevant to their value.
- Abortion is traumatic and hurts women.
- That the unborn cannot speak for themselves means our society needs to be more careful to protect them.
Charlie was not motivated by hate. Rather it was because he recognized God's love of all people. Charlie loved people enough to go to them and reason with them of a better way. No one wants to hear they are on the wrong path at first. In the end we are thankful for the correction.
PCC invites people to come in confidence for that dialogue. Charlie was the braver, to go to the people in full view of all. Charlie's voice was not silenced by the assassin's bullet. His voice and courage will live on in his martyrdom. The thousands of his followers will rise up to do more than they ever would have. PCC asks our leaders to recognize September 10th as Charlie Kirk Day. We pray for the Kirk Family as they mourn, knowing God will comfort them. Our staff and volunteers stand in resolve to reason for a culture of life. We invite you to join in this meaningful mission: https://www.supportpcc.com/get-involved/