Allen, Texas, October 12, 2025
News Summary
In Allen, Texas, approximately 6,500 conservative Christian women gathered for the second annual ‘Share the Arrows’ conference. This event, organized by Allie Beth Stuckey, featured a tribute to the late activist Charlie Kirk and included prominent speakers discussing faith, health, and wellness topics. The conference emphasized the importance of faith-based advocacy and encouraged women to be vocal in their beliefs.
Allen — About 6,500 conservative Christian women gathered for the “Share the Arrows” conference in Allen, Texas. The event took place at the Credit Union of Texas Event Center and included a tribute video for the late activist Charlie Kirk, in which Kirk expressed a desire to be remembered for his courage for his faith.
What happened
The conference, now in its second year, was organized by Allie Beth Stuckey, a podcast host from Plano. Stuckey is known for her podcast “Relatable” and her New York Times bestselling book “Toxic Empathy: How Progressives Exploit Christian Compassion.” The day featured a mix of tributes, worship, panels and vendors focused on conservative Christian themes.
Key speakers and programming
The event featured prominent speakers including Jinger Duggar Vuolo from “19 Kids and Counting,” Alisa Childers, a former member of the Christian band ZOEgirl and an author noted for her work on authentic Christianity, and influencer Abbie Halberstadt. Childers referred to Stuckey as a female Charlie Kirk and mentioned that the women present would help carry on Kirk’s legacy, likening them to 6,500 Charlie Kirks.
Christian singer Francesca Battistelli led worship sessions throughout the day and performed an unreleased song. Panels during the conference discussed topics such as embracing Christian motherhood and health and wellness. Wellness influencers Taylor Dukes and Shawna Holman spoke about facing health struggles and seeking alternative remedies to traditional medicine, urging practical dietary choices and ingredient research. The panel also addressed vaccines in a light tone and suggested attendees do their own research; Holman described encountering hostility when researching vaccines and expressed skepticism.
Atmosphere and vendors
The indoor arena was filled with women in floral dresses, many bringing infants or young children. Approximately 50 vendors participated outside the arena, showcasing Christian charities, clothing boutiques, and conservative and anti-abortion advocacy groups. Many attendees traveled from other states, arriving with friends and family, and described feeling inspired by Stuckey’s public advocacy for religious convictions.
Notable attendee experiences
One attendee who homeschools three children said she found Battistelli’s worship encouraging after receiving a ticket as a gift. Organizers and participants marked the gathering as a moment for women to indicate they do not plan to remain silent bystanders in matters of faith and public life. Stuckey described feeling sad about Kirk’s assassination in September but said she found comfort in the continuation of his work through others and used the event to encourage women to be courageous and unafraid in defending their beliefs.
Event logistics
- Attendance: About 6,500 conservative Christian women gathered for the “Share the Arrows” conference in Allen, Texas.
- Venue: The conference was held at the Credit Union of Texas Event Center.
- Organizers: The conference is in its second year and was organized by Allie Beth Stuckey, a podcast host from Plano.
- Vendors: Approximately 50 vendors participated outside the arena, showcasing Christian charities, clothing boutiques, and conservative and anti-abortion advocacy groups.
Background
The conference is part of a recent surge of faith-based gatherings that combine worship, advocacy and lifestyle programming. Organizers positioned the event as a space for conservative Christian women to receive spiritual encouragement, discuss family and health topics, and connect with like-minded organizations. Stuckey’s public profile as a podcaster and author continued to be central to promotional efforts and the event’s programming choices.
FAQ
How many people attended the conference?
About 6,500 conservative Christian women gathered for the “Share the Arrows” conference in Allen, Texas.
Where was the conference held?
The conference was held at the Credit Union of Texas Event Center.
Was there a tribute to Charlie Kirk?
The event included a tribute video for the late activist Charlie Kirk.
What did Charlie Kirk say in the tribute video?
In the tribute video, Kirk expressed a desire to be remembered for his courage for his faith.
Who organized the conference?
The conference is in its second year and was organized by Allie Beth Stuckey, a podcast host from Plano.
What is Allie Beth Stuckey known for?
Stuckey is known for her podcast “Relatable” and her New York Times bestselling book “Toxic Empathy: How Progressives Exploit Christian Compassion.”
Who were some of the featured speakers?
The event featured prominent speakers including: Jinger Duggar Vuolo from “19 Kids and Counting.”; Alisa Childers, former member of the Christian band ZOEgirl, and author known for her work on authentic Christianity.; Influencer Abbie Halberstadt.
How many vendors participated?
Approximately 50 vendors participated outside the arena, showcasing Christian charities, clothing boutiques, and conservative and anti-abortion advocacy groups.
Who led worship at the conference?
Christian singer Francesca Battistelli led worship sessions throughout the day and performed an unreleased song.
What topics were discussed on panels?
Panels during the conference discussed topics such as embracing Christian motherhood and health and wellness.
What did wellness influencers discuss?
Wellness influencers Taylor Dukes and Shawna Holman discussed facing health struggles and seeking alternative remedies to traditional medicine.
What specific advice did Taylor Dukes and Shawna Holman give?
Dukes urged attendees to eat real food and resist hustle culture, while Holman emphasized researching the ingredients in products related to hormonal health.
Did the panel address vaccines?
The panel humorously addressed the topic of vaccines, suggesting attendees should do their research; Holman shared her skepticism regarding vaccines after facing hostility when researching the topic.
How did attendees describe their experience?
Many attendees, including friends and sisters who traveled from different states, expressed inspiration from Stuckey’s advocacy for their religious convictions.
Were there notable personal stories?
Halee Burchfield, who homeschooled her three children, found Battistelli’s worship encouraging after receiving a ticket as a gift.
How did Stuckey respond to Charlie Kirk’s death?
Stuckey expressed sadness over Kirk’s assassination in September but found comfort in the continuation of his work through others.
What broader message did Stuckey convey at the event?
She stated that many women have expressed a desire to be more active in their faith and not remain silent bystanders.
What did Stuckey urge attendees to do?
Stuckey emphasized encouraging women to be courageous and unafraid in defending their beliefs.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Attendance | About 6,500 conservative Christian women gathered for the “Share the Arrows” conference in Allen, Texas. |
| Venue | The conference was held at the Credit Union of Texas Event Center. |
| Organizer | The conference is in its second year and was organized by Allie Beth Stuckey, a podcast host from Plano. |
| Vendors | Approximately 50 vendors participated outside the arena, showcasing Christian charities, clothing boutiques, and conservative and anti-abortion advocacy groups. |
| Worship | Christian singer Francesca Battistelli led worship sessions throughout the day and performed an unreleased song. |
| Notable speakers | Jinger Duggar Vuolo; Alisa Childers; Abbie Halberstadt |
| Core topics | Christian motherhood; health and wellness; faith-based advocacy |
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- Dallas News: Thousands of conservative Christian women gather in Allen honoring Charlie Kirk
- Wikipedia: Share the Arrows Conference
- Dallas News: Allie Beth Stuckey to host Share the Arrows women’s conference, plans to honor Kirk
- Google Search: Allie Beth Stuckey
- Christian Post: We are living in Pentecost: Jennie Allen talks revival
- Google Scholar: Christian women conferences
- Premier Christianity: Jennie Allen – If the internet cancels me, I’ll be fine
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Christianity
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