There are some companies who are well-known to be deeply religious. Chick-fil-A, for example, demonstrates its openly Christian ethos through refusing to open on Sundays.
Other businesses, however, are a little more subtle about their roots in the faith. So what are some of these businesses that have Christ at the center of their operations, and yet you had no idea?
Well, we’ve picked out four great examples:
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The Christian owners wedding venue reportedly placed an ad in their local newspaper informing same-sex couples to hold their weddings elsewhere.
In the wake of the Orlando nightclub shooting that took the lives of 49 people and injured over 50 others, businesses are offering help to Orlando residents.
The U.S.’s largest distributor of Christian products is going out of business after suffering financial losses due in large part to online retailers.
Faith Driven Consumer recently revealed the seven top companies that are most in-tune with Christians and most effectively market to them.
Presidential hopeful Jeb Bush spoke out about the rights of Christian businesses in a recent interview with the Christian Broadcasting Network.
The Supreme Court has ruled that Hobby Lobby and Conestoga Wood Specialities will not be required to provide employees with abortion-inducing drugs.
