Faith Lutheran Thrift Store

Every Saturday I yard sale and go to 6 different thrift stores with this one on my route. I am constantly looking for items to flip as it is my hobby. I haven’t found many things to flip from this store as their prices are a little higher and does not leave much meat on the bone for us pickers. However, I have bought many, many nice things that I have kept for myself. When it is an item you are keeping then the prices are good. The store is well organized, clean and they have nice stuff. No Junk like you find in a lot of thrift stores. Every employee has been very helpful and pleasant to deal with and although they don’t contribute to helping me with my hobby they will stay on my route because I will either get lucky one day and find a great flippin deal OR find more things for myself that I can’t live without.

I would have given the thrift shop itself a 5 star but I can’t seem to be able to do that. The thrift shop is nice and clean, They are having a sale with toys at 50% off. A sign hangs from the door. When you find a toy you think might be reasonable in price after the 50% off deal they have going. It doesn’t work that way.
It any toy ends with a 0 it is not half off. I didn’t need any toys, but I never go in the shop without purchasing something whether I need it or not. I believe in helping these kind of business by making a purchase. I found out about the little trick they are using to get people to buy their expensive toys at the register. The lady was ring my things. She saw I had a puppet that she said was a special puppet and she was pretty sure it was not a sale item. Even though it was a toy and in the toy section. She called someone from the back to verify. Sure enough they agreed the toy was not half off, she also mentioned that no toys ending in a 0 or 00 was half off. That was fine with me since I didn’t want nor need any toys. It wasn’t until she came to the like jumping beans that were sitting on the counter that really bothered me and with the matter of fact attitude she portrayed. That bothered me. She had already had asked someone from the back if they were considered toys. This WAS VERIFIED, from the worker who stated yes they are and they are also half price.
When the puppet was questioned at the register, I didn’t care, But when she came to the beans, she said I couldn’t have them at sale price, even though it had already been verified that I could.
I am older, very calm, happy Senior citizen. I love giving to the needy and this is what I do with mostly everything I purchase from that store. I have no temper well known by most people who ever come in contact with me.
I thanked the lady at the register, even though she stated harshly, that she didn’t care what anybody tells her earlier. SHE GOES BY THE RULES. The Ruse Is The Beans End In A 0.
Also I would like to mention that I did talk to the manager on the phone who gave an I don’t care attitude without speaking a word while I was so kindly explaining to her that I don’t understand how it is possible to be able to put a sign in the store being false.
I thought it odd that my total for toys I purchased the night before totaled over 80.00.
I never thought to question anyone about it because I really don’t care about price I care about the charity I give to and feel the business is cheating people by false advertising.
There are many other thrifts in the area that do not do this false advertising. I am sure they will like my business.

I love thrift store shopping, and Las Vegas has a lot to offer. But this little shop has much more than meets the eye. I found many designer brands and everything was in very good clean condition, no junk. It’s not a chain store so everything seems to be locally donated.

You guys I went for the 4^th of July sale everything half off. The staff was a little overwhelmed but super friendly. Even when I made 3 separate purchases. We found mens barely worn doc martens 15 bux i found black toms 10 bux basically brand new all of the shoes were is like new condition. Lots of great designers at reasonable thrift prices. I found american shorts retail 65 for 4 dollars brand new. My bf surprised me w a 5 strand silver bracelet and silver and turquoise ring. Found some great baby books. I actually didnt even get thru the entire store before I spent 100bux and had to get out of there. Will be back and visit the antique store next to it. I would recommend this thrift store when anyone wanting to hit a few in one day.

This is my absolute favorite thrift store in town. It is well organized and very clean. The customer service is refreshing. The store helps families that have chosen a better education for their children with a Christian atomosphere. The prices are fair with a different color tag on sale every week! It truly is a great place to shop.

I did not find the prices «delusional», as the other review by JR states. I was happy to find this thrift store cleaner and more organized than most others in the city. I also found it noteworthy that they do not have junk here! Modest selection of clothing (including a high-​end/​designer section), some housewares and décor (including framed art), with a rather large kids selection. Service was polite, several items were like-​new with tags or original packaging.

Super clean store, but completely delusional on prices.
$ 20 for an old, small Acer computer monitor with no HDMI cord? They go for about $ 10 or less online.
$ 60 for a children’s ceiling fan? Brand new ceiling fans cost less at Lowes or Home Depot.
$ 5 for a used baseball? Brand new baseballs are less than $ 3 a piece.
Staff seemed nice. Store was spotless. But like I said, whomever is pricing their inventory doesn’t seem to understand how to use google properly.