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Top Ten Christian Franchises
Business Reform: “The rationale behind our list is as follows: We wanted to find the ten best Christian-owned, -run, or -founded franchises and list them according to their degree of market presence, financial success, their commitment to local communities, their overall quality (both in terms of service and product), as well as rate of growth.”
- Chic-fil-A
- Curves
- ServiceMaster
- Yum! Brands
- H&R Block
- Jackson Hewitt
- Keller Williams Realty
- Express Personnel Services
- WSI
- Two Men and A Truck
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Hollis on July 23rd, 2005 6:30 pm
I seee Curves mentioned. There is what appears to be male version called Cuts. Any relation to Curves? Any good?
Dane Carlson on July 26th, 2005 10:46 pm
Holis, I don’t think that there’s any connection between the two.
bill andrews of st louis on October 10th, 2005 8:53 am
do you know of an christians who manufacture rigs for tractor trailers?
Nancy Roe on October 10th, 2005 9:52 am
I am a Christian women business owner of a Ladies Workout Express. I find it amusing that everyone mentions that Curves is a Christian organization. My business and my religion are both a part of me but I do not feel the need to add “Christian” as an adjective to describe everything I do. Many of my members are of various religious faiths and we all work out together and get along very well. I opened a Ladieds Workout Express because, as a fitness center, it is far superior to Curves. The reason I did not open a Curves is that after visiting both franchises, I decided that I could not sell a service if I knew it was not the best in the marketplace. The quality of the service I provide is more important than the religious views I hold.
Frank Demambro on January 26th, 2007 9:29 am
What’s a sure sign that you have just met a conman? The words, “I am a Christian businessman/woman.”
Sad but true.
This is common knowledge.
cassy on December 10th, 2008 10:07 pm
Dane is right,what is the connection between the two? i dont get the point! i need any one to explain it to me. pls!
Robbie Reynolds on March 7th, 2009 9:28 pm
Nancy, your last sentence says a lot about you. By that statement, I’m not surprised at your position on religion in the workplace. Personally, I’m a caucasion, an American, a male, a conservative, an outdoorsman, a husband, a father, a small business owner and a Christian. But, not necessarily in that order. If I could only be one of them, I’m a Christian. I’d rather be a single, childless, pencil pusher in a big city in a communist country than to hide my faith for fear of offending. Fortunately, for the time being, I can still do it here.
Tyler on May 8th, 2009 10:38 am
i am very thankful for this list, i never know which places i shouldn’t support and now you have made it so easy.
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