Christian bookstore opens in former Deer Creek Shoppes
Bluffton’s newest retail shop – Timeless Treasures Christian Books and Gifts – opened Monday at 124 N. Main St.
Owners Jeanne and Ed Conner first opened the business in 1996 in their home at 2794 County Road 313, Bluffton.
Their move to the former Deer Creek Shoppes, fills an empty storefront on Main Street and provides a new retail shop for downtown Bluffton.
The business is a full-service Christian bookstore and offers grave monuments and markers, bereavement gifts and memorial videos for funeral homes and for special occasions, according to Jeanne Conner.
Other items in the store include wedding and funeral bulletins, Day Spring cards and giftware, CDs and sheet music.
“We are planning a program on essential oils – healing oils form the Bible later this fall,” she added. Watch the Icon for details on the class.
Store hours are:
Monday-Wednesday-Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tuesday-Thursday, noon to 5 p.m.
Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Phone: 419-358-8000
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