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  Great place for relaxed browsing thru the big assortment of topics, authors, and options for all ages.

  Added July 19, 2017 by Luke Wahl
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  Totally dishonest. Assistant Manager Linda refused to provide a refund on a book purchased there because she said, "it looks used." It wasn't, of course. She and the company can only take money, not honestly refund it on a valid purchase.
  
  Keep in mind this store is a part of the Southern Baptist Convention. That is how "judgmental" is spelled: SBC.
  
  To the reviewer who was looking for a Catholic book, well, these folk are dead sure you are going to Hell, and there is no way you can escape that. On behalf of true followers of Christ, I apologize for the way you were treated under a roof with the word "Christian" across it.
  
  I have had issues with the staff of this store not being knowledgeable about translations of the Bible, well-known evangelists, doctrine, and best-selling theological studies. You ask them something and they just stare into space or send you to the card section.
  
  You will find extreme right-wing propaganda on their shelves, ghost written for Jim DeMint, Sarah Palin, assorted Bushes and Newt Gingrich. This fiction and their "authors" have nothing to do with the salvation provided by Jesus Christ.
  
  The merchandise they carry is popularly known as "Jesus Junk." In the Fall, they have tiny bags of candy corn with Bible verses on each one and sell them as "Jesus Harvest Seeds."
  
  I recently ordered a textbook from this excuse for a "store" and they told me it would take 7 days to arrive. That alone is ridiculous! Seven days to obtain one book from another bookstore?! Then, when the book had not arrived in 7 days, they said, "it's 7 to 10 days." When 10 long days had passed, and I once again asked about the book, I was told, "it's 7 to 10 business days." Nice try. Another time I was told "our RECEIVER didn't come in today, so no one opened the mail." Dear Lord. It's likely they never ordered it. The last time I tried, the manager put me on hold and never came back. This is how Southern Baptists lie and cover it up.
  
  LifeWay will sell you a flimsy piece of plywood with a Bible verse on it for $75.00, but they can't do something as simple as transfer a book from one store to another and tell the truth about it.

  Added April 22, 2017 by Anne Rector
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  Every time I've shopped at this Christian store, the experience was very positive! The store is laid-out very well & everything is easy to find. The staff seems to be very friendly to customers as they enter the store. Our family will continue to shop at Lifeway!

  Added March 16, 2017 by Interested Surfer
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  Great place to find good books ,and great staff God bless them

  Added February 15, 2017 by David Carrera
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  I love this store! Fantastic, knowledgeable staff with true passion for what they do. One of if not the best selection of Christian products in central Indiana. Competitive prices and good location.

  Added January 23, 2017 by Greg Gennaro