Hobby Lobby Celebrates Christmas with Faith-Filled Generosity
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Hobby Lobby's Resounding Commitment to Christian Values Shines This Holiday Season
In a remarkable demonstration of faith and goodwill, Hobby Lobby has announced the distribution of 500,000 free copies of Lee Strobel’s updated edition of "The Case for Christmas."
This generous initiative comes as part of the company's steadfast commitment to celebrating the true meaning of Christmas and providing resources that promote spiritual reflection during the holiday season.
Hobby Lobby, known for its dedication to Christian principles and values, operates over 1,000 stores across the United States while remaining steadfastly closed on Sundays to honor the Lord.
The company’s mission statement clearly articulates its devotion: "We Are Committed to honoring the Lord in all we do by operating the company in a manner consistent with Biblical principles."
Alongside this latest endeavor, Hobby Lobby has been actively involved in Christian outreach for decades, running print advertisements during Christmas and Easter that center around the message of Jesus Christ, including this year’s thoughtful theme, "Jesus is the Gift."
Lee Strobel's "The Case for Christmas" presents compelling evidence surrounding the birth of Jesus, drawing from his previous work, "The Case for Christ."
Strobel's transformation from skeptic to believer provides a powerful narrative that resonates with many Americans seeking truth in their faith, particularly during the holiday season that celebrates the birth of Christ.
The book's updated edition arrives just in time to refresh the conversation around the origins of Christmas and its significance, reinforcing the importance of returning to biblical foundations amidst a culture increasingly skeptical of Christianity.
In addition to their literary gifts, the company continues to make headlines through impactful charitable contributions. Recently, Hobby Lobby's CEO, David Green, made headlines by donating $7 million to help rebuild the historic First Baptist Church sanctuary, which had suffered damage from a fire.
These actions underscore Hobby Lobby's deep-rooted belief in philanthropy and community support, reinforcing the notion that businesses can thrive while upholding strong moral values.
Hobby Lobby's influence isn't just about merchandise; it's about using business as a platform to further Christian outreach and uphold traditional values in America—a facet that resonates deeply with many conservative Americans during a time when such principles face opposition in various sectors.
As we approach Christmas, Hobby Lobby’s commitment to spreading joy, hope, and faith through free resources such as Strobel's book reminds us all of the enduring power of the holiday and the importance of standing firm in our beliefs.
Sources:
crosswalk.com
thegatewaypundit.com
dallasexpress.com
In a remarkable demonstration of faith and goodwill, Hobby Lobby has announced the distribution of 500,000 free copies of Lee Strobel’s updated edition of "The Case for Christmas."
This generous initiative comes as part of the company's steadfast commitment to celebrating the true meaning of Christmas and providing resources that promote spiritual reflection during the holiday season.
Hobby Lobby, known for its dedication to Christian principles and values, operates over 1,000 stores across the United States while remaining steadfastly closed on Sundays to honor the Lord.
The company’s mission statement clearly articulates its devotion: "We Are Committed to honoring the Lord in all we do by operating the company in a manner consistent with Biblical principles."
Alongside this latest endeavor, Hobby Lobby has been actively involved in Christian outreach for decades, running print advertisements during Christmas and Easter that center around the message of Jesus Christ, including this year’s thoughtful theme, "Jesus is the Gift."
Lee Strobel's "The Case for Christmas" presents compelling evidence surrounding the birth of Jesus, drawing from his previous work, "The Case for Christ."
Strobel's transformation from skeptic to believer provides a powerful narrative that resonates with many Americans seeking truth in their faith, particularly during the holiday season that celebrates the birth of Christ.
The book's updated edition arrives just in time to refresh the conversation around the origins of Christmas and its significance, reinforcing the importance of returning to biblical foundations amidst a culture increasingly skeptical of Christianity.
In addition to their literary gifts, the company continues to make headlines through impactful charitable contributions. Recently, Hobby Lobby's CEO, David Green, made headlines by donating $7 million to help rebuild the historic First Baptist Church sanctuary, which had suffered damage from a fire.
These actions underscore Hobby Lobby's deep-rooted belief in philanthropy and community support, reinforcing the notion that businesses can thrive while upholding strong moral values.
Hobby Lobby's influence isn't just about merchandise; it's about using business as a platform to further Christian outreach and uphold traditional values in America—a facet that resonates deeply with many conservative Americans during a time when such principles face opposition in various sectors.
As we approach Christmas, Hobby Lobby’s commitment to spreading joy, hope, and faith through free resources such as Strobel's book reminds us all of the enduring power of the holiday and the importance of standing firm in our beliefs.
Sources:
crosswalk.com
thegatewaypundit.com
dallasexpress.com
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