Chick-fil-A

Chick-fil-A's Dan Cathy says in a new interview with Chief Executive magazine that the company’s faith-centric approach to business has been key to its success.

According to a new study from CashNetUSA, Chick-fil-A was named the best restaurant in 34 states and 27 of the nation's biggest cities.

Chick-fil-A regularly tops lists as America’s favorite restaurant, and a new survey shows it’s the favorite among teenagers, too.

Chick-fil-A leads the nation in drive-thru friendliness and customer satisfaction according to an annual mystery shopper survey, although the score for its wait time either finishes last or first, depending on how it's calculated.

A Chick-fil-A employee is being applauded by the local sheriff's office after he tackled a would-be carjacker to the ground as onlookers watched in shock.

For the eighth straight year, Chick-fil-A – a company founded on biblical principles – is America’s favorite restaurant.

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.

Here is more about his life, his values, and his vision for Chick-fil-A.

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.

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Chick-fil-A restaurants are known for their heavy foot traffic and busy drive-thrus, but a Chick-fil-A in Santa Barbara, Calif., is getting so much business that the city council is considering forcing the restaurant to move by declaring it a “public nuisance.”

A Texas-based Chick-fil-A set to open this spring was literally built on the Bible. When the foundation for the restaurant was laid, a Bible was placed in it.