‘Demonic oppression’ and ‘girly convos’: the podcast wooing young women back to Christianity
Summary
The Girls Gone Bible podcast is attracting young women by discussing faith, dating, and personal struggles from a Christian viewpoint. The hosts, Angela Halili and Arielle Reitsma, both new Christians and former actors, combine casual conversations with prayer and religious messages, and have gained popularity, including performing at a rally before President Donald Trump's 2025 inauguration.Key Facts
- Girls Gone Bible podcast started in 2023 and has over 1 million Instagram followers.
- The hosts are Angela Halili (30) and Arielle Reitsma (36), who converted to Christianity after personal crises.
- They discuss topics like dating, sobriety, and insecurities alongside Christian faith.
- The podcast ranks 42nd in the religion and spirituality category on Spotify.
- Their Revival tour includes music, prayer, and testimonials at venues along the US east coast and other states.
- They prayed at a rally the day before President Donald Trump’s inauguration in 2025.
- The podcast avoids strong political messages, focusing instead on healing and support.
- The hosts previously acted in entertainment roles considered secular by conservatives.
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