Which religious organization pioneered the first chain of branded religious bookstores in the United States, establishing a revolutionary retail model for faith-based products in the 1950s?

Religious bookstores have been cornerstones of faith communities for centuries, providing access to sacred texts, theological works, and spiritual resources. But the modern religious bookstore market has evolved significantly through innovative retail approaches. Test your knowledge about this fascinating intersection of faith and retail history!

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The Southern Baptist Convention with their 'Baptist Book Stores' (later renamed LifeWay Christian Stores)
The Catholic Church with their 'Pauline Books & Media' retail network
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with 'Deseret Book Company' stores
The United Methodist Publishing House with their 'Cokesbury' retail stores