Chick-fil-A

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey faced backlash over the weekend after he tweeted a screenshot of the savings he received from Chick Fil A on a mobile app. Dorsey simply posted “Boost @ChickFilA” with the screenshot.

So, the New Yorker thinks Chick-fil-A doesn’t belong in New York and a U.S. Senator thinks Mike Pompeo doesn’t belong as the Secretary of State.

Not everyone is happy about Chick-Fil-A’s apparent success in the Big Apple, as evidenced by Don Piepenbring’s article in The New Yorker shows.

<p><p>Truett Cathy, who passed away on September 8, 2014, is famous for founding the popular restaurant chain Chick-fil-A. Mr. Cathy was known for his strong work ethic and as a devoted Christian believer. While Cathy’s 2012 comments in opposition to homosexual marriage created outrage within the LGBT community and prompted a boycott of the privately held Chick-fil-A restaurant chain, the restaurant owner was known for so much more. <p><strong>Here is more about his life, his values, and his vision for Chick-fil-A.</strong>

Recently, the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta airport experienced a massive power outage that caused the cancellation of hundreds of flights. Many people were stranded in the airport. And that’s when Chick-fil-A came to the rescue.

A touching act of kindness was recently documented at a Chick-fil-A restaurant in Bowling Green, Kentucky.

Chick-fil-A restaurants are not open on Sundays in order to give employees the opportunity to have a day of rest and worship, but a Virginia Chick-fil-A recently made an exception of sorts.

An elderly couple who needed to evacuate their Houston home due to the floods brought by Hurricane Harvey were rescued in a surprising way by surprising heroes.

An elderly couple who needed to evacuate their Houston home due to the floods brought by Hurricane Harvey were rescued in a surprising way by surprising heroes.

There are many Christian-run businesses out there, including some really high-profile ones. Here are seven of them--some of which we bet you didn't know were Christian-based! As Christians called to be good stewards of our resources, it's important to be educated on where we're spending our money. Next time you are looking to make a purchase, perhaps you may want to seek out these faith-focused places of business.<p><p>Photo courtesy:©Thinkstock/Design Pics<p><p>