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March 2024 by James Carnley
Helping people lost and searching to find there way to Jesus!!!
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January 2024 by Dee Sweep
The receptionist has the worst attitude I have ever seen and to make it even more ironic her name is biblical. You walk in and she acts like you are just trash walking off the street. She either greets you rudely or says nothing at all. Why are people like this being chosen to work in the human services field and serve the less fortunate? Why are they still called Christian Mission, when their ethics and morality is no where near "Christ-like"? Many working here are just one pay check away from being in the same position as the peeople they "assist". Humble yourselves and see that you are just as much human as the person on hard times. You never know who you are in the presence of. Someone could just be there to observe the state and condition of the business and doesn't actually need the assistance. This is a non-profit organization which means funding and donations can be lost and all of the workers' pay is thriving off of that funding.
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January 2024 by Charles McClatchey
I went here for rehab and I love it hard work but worth it and getting back right with God was the best thing I have ever received learned a lot about self and my addiction well worth the 6 months
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August 2023 by Edward McCormick
Confused...people "DONATE" to them thinking unfortunately people will get the stuff....instead they sell it and sometimes for a high price..high price for stuff they got for free!! This is just a pawn shop that gets free inventory. The name Christian mission makes people believe that's what it is....helping those who need help...not a pawn shop and not selling something they got for free! If I'm wrong, tell me. Tell me stuff that is donated is not sold. I believe they even receive free labor. What percentage of income goes to helping others and what is profit. I want clothes I donate to go to those who can't afford clothes! I hope I'm wrong.
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June 2023 by The Voice of Reason
Lots of stuff and pop corn but the price is a little high on some things to be a (they get the stuff free) Christian store..... The people are nice ?
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May 2023 by Joseph Metcalf
I can't say it would get me band.
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April 2023 by Shannon “Shanshan” Tyson
They could do a lot more with the their funding.
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March 2023 by Kathy Przybyla
Very nice people. They are caring and helpful. If you ever find yourself in hard times they are there to help.
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March 2023 by Jenny Barrier
Very kind and gracious staff. They went out of their way to make certain everything worked out fine.
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March 2023 by Amy Hallford
Very nice e place ?.
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March 2023 by Leslie Solomon Heartsill
I will forever be grateful for the Christian Mission and New life recovery. I graduated from New Life and I am currently in the aftercare program. It truly saved my life and changed my life forever. I am currently 16 months clean and I know Jesus died on the cross for my sins and I will spend eternity in heaven with him. I am so thankful God lined it up for me to come to New life... Thank you Lord....
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March 2023 by Richard James
Had to see for myself why they got the name of the UnChristian Missions. I have spoke to alot of people that now go to other thrift shops for better deals. Prices were pretty high compared to others.
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March 2023 by Chad Chig Martin
It's a great place
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March 2023 by Davida Smith
I called to have a piece of furniture picked up. They give you a 3 hour window and don't show. I call and get rudeness over the phone about the trucks whereabouts. People take 3 hours off of work not to get nasty customer service from supposed to be Christians.
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March 2023 by Heather Adams
Was told that they do not help military families because we make too much.
