A Ghastly, And Tommyrot Church Franchise That Is Based In New York City, And Has Been In Existence Since 1881 Called The Christian & Missionary Alliance:

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Then again, wierdo; and sometimes creepy people are often associated with Churches, and other Religious organizations. Including Baptist, Evangelical, and Non-Denominational Churches.

The Christian & Missionary Alliance Church franchise has always developed a cult following, not unlike the Fan Base and the Presidency of The Evil Donald Trump; Sports and Fitness, Some Of The Many, Many, Many Off Brand Chinese-Manufactured Goods That The Internet Retailer Amazon Sells, and all of the hogwash and misinformation that has been present on the Internet of Things since the beginning of the 21st Century.

Originating with Horse & Buggies that they dubbed “Gospel Wagons”, the Christian & Missionary Alliance Church franchise has also been pioneers in repurposing retired School Buses into Church Buses by purchasing retired School Buses second hand from Public School Districts, repainting them different colors; and mistreating them while altering and possessing these retired School Buses.

One case in point is a Church affiliated with the Christian & Missionary Alliance that has been involved with the evolvement of a portion of Royal Oak Township into the City of Madison Heights, Michigan; who had owned Ward/AmTran President Transit-style School Buses on the International Harvester/Navistar 1853FC and General Motors S-7 Stripped Chassis; and Ward/AmTran Volunteer Conventional-style School Buses on the International Harvester/Navistar S-Series Chassis & Cowl (each of which they had repainted in a two-tone White and Dark Red color scheme); that was founded in 1940 on the corner of Eleven Mile Road and Washington Street in the Royal Oak city proper, had purchased the property in the then recently-formed City of Madison Heights, Michigan in the early 1960’s, commissioned the work of an Architect that had to be familiar with Church architecture to the point of designing this new location to have somewhat of a Sinister architecture; and had completed the construction of this Church by 1964:

Additional cases in point are other Christian & Missionary Alliance-franchised Churches that have been founded throughout the Detroit area from 1918-1933: