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About Church’s Texas Chicken E 86th Street
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Early Expansion Franchising And Sale
The company had four restaurants by the time of Church Sr.’s death in 1956. After his death, family members took over operations, and in 1962, with Church Sr.’s son Bill Church Jr. as top executive, there were eight restaurants in San Antonio. To begin expanding and franchising in 1965, Church Jr. and his brother Richard developed a signature marinade that could be prepared at any location. Former vacuum cleaner salesman J. David Bamberger, who first met Church Jr. when he joined Bamberger’s vacuum cleaner distributorship, joined Church’s Chicken in 1965 to oversee the franchising. By 1967, the chain opened restaurants in five Texan cities outside of San Antonio and operated 17 restaurants in 1968.
In 1966, a contract between Church’s Fried Chicken, Inc. and Jim Dandy Fast Foods, Inc. gave Jim Dandy the right to use the trade names and trademarks “Church’s Fried Chicken” or “Church’s” within fifty miles Houston’s city hall and within the city limits of Galveston, Texas for ten years, as long as Church’s Chicken received the agreed upon royalties.
In 1968, the Church family sold the company, which became incorporated and went public in 1969. By the end of that year, there were more than 100 Church’s Chicken restaurants in seven states, making the chain the first from Texas to become a national one. Church’s Chicken gained 387 more restaurants between 1969 and 1974.
In 1980, Church Jr. resigned as corporation chairman and was replaced by childhood friend Roger Harvin.
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About Church’s Texas Chicken N Peoria

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Texas
A store for every 76,305 people, in Texas with about 44% of the total number of Church’s Chicken stores
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Global And National Expansion
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Church’s Chicken began its international expansion in the 1970s and the locations were in Canada, Mexico, Japan, and Puerto Rico. It also gained popularity in the 1980s when it was first opened in Indonesia under a trade name “Texas Chicken”. The first reason of changing the name into “Texas” is because the brand name “Church” does not seem to be popular for countries with majority non-Christian religions such as Indonesia. Afterwards, locations in Malaysia, Taiwan, Singapore, and the Philippines were also opened under the trade name “Texas Chicken”.
In February 2008, Church’s Chicken entered the UK market under the “Texas Chicken” name, claiming to have signed up 50 former Dixy Chicken franchisees. However, only a small number of restaurants opened, with one in High Road Leytonstone, London, and another in Salford, Greater Manchester. They withdrew from the country a few years later, and the former Texas Chicken location in Leytonstone was replaced with a new independent fried chicken restaurant known as Tex Bites.
In 2017, Church’s Chicken announced a multi-year development deal with Goalz Restaurant Group, LLC to develop 20 Church’s Chicken restaurants each year in Florida, Kentucky, Ohio, Colorado, North Carolina and South Carolina.
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