Christians In Action - San Angelo, Texas

Christians in Action ist eine gemeinnützige Organisation, die sich durch einen Gebrauchtwarenladen finanziert. Sie befindet sich im Süden von San Angelo, Texas, und ist leicht zu erreichen.

Die Adresse lautet: 1505 S Chadbourne St, San Angelo, TX 76903. Wenn Sie per Telefon Kontakt aufnehmen möchten, können Sie die Nummer 56555127 wählen.

Die Organisation wird von Frauen geleitet und ist stolz darauf, von lateinamerikanischen Inhabern geführt zu werden. Sie bietet eine Vielzahl von Dienstleistungen und Produkten vor Ort an, darunter Kleidung.

Christians in Action ist rollstuhlgerecht und verfügt über rollstuhlgerechte Sitzgelegenheiten, Eingänge, Parkplätze und WCs. Diese Merkmale machen den Gebrauchtwarenladen zu einer inklusiven und zugänglichen Einrichtung für alle.

Die Organisation hat 127 Bewertungen auf Google My Business und erreicht eine Durchschnittsbewertung von 4.5/5. Viele Bewertungen heben die Freundlichkeit des Personals und die Vielfalt der angebotenen Artikel hervor.

Wenn Sie auf der Suche nach einer Möglichkeit sind, etwas Gutes zu tun und gleichzeitig zu sparen, ist Christians in Action eine hervorragende Wahl. Durch den Einkauf im Gebrauchtwarenladen unterstützen Sie die gemeinnützige Arbeit der Organisation und tragen zum Erhalt der Umwelt bei. Wir empfehlen, die Website christiansinactiontx.com zu besuchen, um weitere Informationen zu erhalten und die neuesten Angebote zu entdecken.

Bewertungen von Christians In Action

Tiffanie Cutrer

5/5

Great place to thrift shop! This is my favorite place to thrift shop in San Angelo! This store is clean and organized. They have great prices on their items. The ladies at the front are kind and helpful. They even have a rewards system. If you sign up they keep up with how much you spend in store. For every $100 spent you get a $10 off coupon. I recommend this place and I will definitely be back!

Matt Wilson

1/5

It's really sad and disheartening to see how extremely overpriced this store is on very below average items. I thought the point of a so-called Christian Store, was to give poor and poverty stricken people an affordable option, rather than doing without for themselves and their children. I haven't been there in about a month, but decided to go today. These are just three random things, but I noticed them within 2 minutes of having entered the store. A glass and Wood TV stand that retails on Amazon for $129, and Target at $169 was priced at $239, and beat to hell. A 6 quart red Cast Iron cooking pot with lid, very heavily used, was priced at $49. Same identical brand and size at Walmart is $29. A dresser drawer which was made from particle wood, and showed signs of water warpage and water swelling was priced at $139. I find this insulting to we the consumers, and laughable in a sarcastic way. I can't wait to see the wonderful reply to my comment, made by the so-called Christian , and caring owner, lol. No kidding, out of all the times I've entered this store, probably 30 or 40 times, I've actually made two different purchases. We all like to browse for junk, but it's probably best to treat this particular store as your last ditch stop, just when you have time to kill for no other reason than simply killing time.

Meg Davis

5/5

They are great! Happy employees, great prices, helps the community.

Erica Moseley

3/5

This was an amazing store. I especially loved the 10 cent section as you come in the store & the dollar clothing. I found so many great things! However I'm taking two stars off for poor customer service. Jewelry is kept by the cash registers & in the glass display case. I asked for assistance & made my jewelry selections. My jewelry was put in a sealed bag & taken to the cash register. I thought that I was ready to check out, but I got distracted by another basket of 10 cent merchandise. I asked the cashier if I could look through it & she told me yes. When I went back to check out the cashier had misplaced my jewelry selections. Instead of of trying to look for it or taking my number down to call me if they were found she kept insisting that it was my fault. It's your fault because you walked away! It's your fault because you walked away! No ma'am you told me that I could look through the basket. I understand that mistakes happen. A simple I'm sorry or give me a minute to check these customers out & I'll look for it would've gone a long way.

Kathy Mirick

5/5

This place has some wonderful surprises. I found the exact paper towel holder I had been wanting for $1. It costs $20 in Walmart. They also have good clothing, purses, and lots of stuff I love to look at. They also have some pretty good furniture at times. I also donate things to them. It's a good place to shop for bargains.

julia Velasquez

1/5

Under new management. The store is nowhere near as nice as it used to be : (

Pam & Walt Parr

1/5

Too funny, christians "in action" charging typical retail prices to those in need for donated furniture and calling it ministry. What next, a cover charge for worship services? American capitalism at work. WWJD?

Bailey Miller

1/5

Prices getting out of control, especially for things they received for free. Beat up furniture for $100 and they wonder why it hasn’t sold for months