"A church with a pyrotechnics worship service?": Internet reacts as Erika Kirk encourages followers to invite someone to church in latest post
"A church with a pyrotechnics worship service?": Internet reacts as Erika Kirk encourages followers to invite someone to church in latest post

Gladys Altamarino Sun, August 16, 2026 at 1:26 AM UTC
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Memorial Service Held For Slain Conservative Activist Charlie Kirk At State Farm Stadium ©Getty
Erika Kirk is encouraging her followers to bring someone with them to church tomorrow.
Turning Point USA leader Erika Kirk took to her X/Twitter on Saturday, Aug. 15, urging her 1 million followers on the platform and beyond to attend the Mass, turning it into a simple call for people to extend an invitation and share their faith with others.
"invite someone to church tomorrow."
Immediately after, a plethora of social media users flocked to her post with mixed responses. While some replies were supportive, some were pointed and incriminating.
"Erika [Kirk], I cannot believe the responses in the comment section. As my mom always said, the devil is working overtime. And by the looks of the comments, she was right. Ignore them. Much love and respect to you for putting up with the daily BS from these demons," one wrote.
"What kind of church do you mean? Because for someone who used to be very pro-Christian, you sure seem to be putting Israel over Christian values these days. Those AIPAC talking points must come with some nice benefits," another replied.
"Just let the people know which church you go to so they dont listen to false prophets," an X user commented.

Memorial Service Held For Slain Conservative Activist Charlie Kirk At State Farm Stadium - Source: Getty
"A church with a pyrotechnics worship service?" asked a social media user.
"People are so mean, man. Blessings to you, Mrs Kirk," another internet user posted.
"If your church isn't outraged by the heretical nonsense the President has posted on Truth Social and the fact Paula White, of all people, has been parading around in the White House, then stay home. You will be closer to God than in some den of vipers," one stated.
"Awesome and this is what Christians ought to do! Thank you my sister in Christ just for encouraging us to do so!" commented a Twitter user.
As of writing, Erika Kirk's post has amassed over 157,000 views.
Erika Kirk mentioned during Candace Owens and Andrew Wilson's debate
Erika Kirk's post comes on the heels of Candace Owens and Andrew Wilson's high-profile and contentious debate.
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During the discussion, Wilson's previous tweet, which stated that Charlie Kirk's widow was "too retarded to kill her husband," was brought up.
But when Owens asked him to explain his logic behind the offensive remark, Wilson laughed it off and said:
"I just think all women are retarded."
Following the debate's conclusion, Wilson took to his X to double down on his statement and posted:
"By the way 'All women are retarded' is hilarious."
Owens and Wilson's face-off took place on Friday, Aug. 14, and was broadcast live as a special episode on the PBD Podcast YouTube Channel.
The two debated heavily on the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, and specifically argued whether the accused shooter, Tyler Robinson, acted alone or if he was a "patsy" framed by larger geopolitical forces.
Source: “AOL Breaking”