PITTSBURGH —

Nearly two weeks after Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was killed while speaking at Utah Valley University, over 100 Pittsburghers gathered to honor him with a candlelight vigil Tuesday night.

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They called the evening a turning point for their faith, which is a nod to the name of Kirk’s organization, Turning Point USA.

“It’s great to see the Pittsburgh community coming together and supporting Charlie and the other kids. I saw lots of different people from different backgrounds,” Alyssa Suska of the South Side Slopes said.

Kirk, 31, was assassinated on Sept. 10 while answering questions during one of his college campus tours.

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