Every shop on this page signed our statement of faith before their name went up. Not a marketing badge. An actual confession of Jesus as Lord, made by the owner to get listed here at all. We reach out to welcome most of them when they join and pray for them right there on that call, which is a hello, not a handshake over an oil pan.
What you'll find is real coverage. Shops doing oil changes, fluid checks, filter swaps, the routine work that keeps a vehicle honest and your mechanic from becoming your nemesis. The faith commitment is what gets an owner on this page. The quality of the work is a separate question entirely, and honestly, that's not our question to answer. The reviews below handle it, written by people who actually handed over their keys and waited in a plastic chair.
A Christian-owned shop isn't automatically the cheapest or the fastest. We've found it can be a place where the owner isn't padding your ticket with things you don't need, where there's some accountability to something bigger than the transaction. That's worth something. The supply here is solid, which means you have real options to weigh. Start with the listings, read what other customers left behind, and make the call.
States with listings
Listings (34)
25th Street Automotive
Wired Wash Car Wash & Detailing
Paul’s Mobile Mechanic Brakes Oil and More LLC
Glory Automotive Services, Inc.
Tyler’s Handyman Services
Automotive Unlimited
Christian Brothers Automotive, Polaris
Legacy Used Auto LLC
Christian Brothers Automotive Norwalk
HQ Autosport German Auto Service
Frequently asked questions
How do shops get listed on this page?
Every owner signs our statement of faith, confessing Jesus as Lord. That's the requirement. We also reach out to welcome most new listings and pray for them on that call. It's a greeting, not a screen, and the reviews tell you the rest.
Does LocateFaith check the quality of the oil changes or other work?
We don't. The faith commitment is what we can speak to. How you judge the actual work is what the reviews are for, written by people who brought their vehicle in and can tell you how it went.
Are these shops only for church members or Christians?
Not at all. The owners are believers, but they're running businesses open to anyone. The faith piece is about who owns the shop, not who they'll serve.
What if I don't see a shop near me?
The directory is still growing. More owners join as word spreads, so it's worth checking back. If supply feels thin in your area right now, that's geography, not a permanent ceiling.
Should I still read reviews even if an owner is a Christian?
Absolutely. The statement of faith is the starting point. The reviews do the rest, and they're where you find out whether past customers would send a friend.