Hobby Lobby is a chain of arts and crafts stores founded in 1972. The company is owned by the Green family, who are devout Christians.
The Greens have made it a point to operate their business according to their religious beliefs, which has led to some controversial decisions over the years. One such decision is the change in their advertising policy regarding what day their ad changes.
In the past, Hobby Lobby would change their ad on Sundays, in accordance with the Christian belief that Sunday is a day of rest. However, this policy led to complaints from customers who were not able to take advantage of the weekly sales unless they went to the store on Sunday. In response to these complaints, Hobby Lobby has changed their policy and will now change their ad on Saturdays.
This change has been met with mixed reactions from the public. Some people are pleased that the store is now more accommodating to those who do not observe the Christian Sabbath.
Others are concerned that this change will lead to more business being conducted on Sundays, which goes against the Greens’ religious beliefs. Only time will tell how this change will affect Hobby Lobby’s bottom line.
Hobby Lobby’s decision to change their ad policy from Sunday to Saturday has been met with mixed reactions from the public.
