Genuinely Christian: Chick-fil-A (92), Hobby Lobby (88), In-N-Out (85). Many companies with Christian founders (Forever 21, Walmart) operate with secular identity today.
Chick-fil-A (92/100 Christ-Centered) — The gold standard of Christian corporate values. Closes every Sunday at ~$1.2 billion annual revenue cost. Corporate purpose explicitly references glorifying God. Has held its biblical marriage position under sustained boycott pressure. Hobby Lobby (88/100 Spiritually Safe) — Won the landmark Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Supreme Court case (2014). Closes Sundays, plays Christian music, explicitly biblical mission. In-N-Out Burger (85/100 Spiritually Safe) — Scripture references on packaging, Christian ownership under Lynsi Snyder.
Several companies have Christian founding history no longer shaping current operations: Forever 21 (Korean Christian founders, printed John 3:16 on bags, went bankrupt 2019, emerged under secular ownership), Tyson Foods (chaplain programs, not formally Christian), Walmart (Sam Walton's values influenced early culture, now funds progressive causes).
Target (28/100 Caution) — Active progressive advocacy. Amazon (35/100 Caution) — No Christian foundation, progressive culture. Starbucks (32/100 Caution) — Consistently progressive. See our Christian Companies Guide.
For a directory of Christian businesses, see ChristianBusiness.org.