Keeping abreast of Jesusism

In Hawaii, the Lieutenant Governor announced that "Hawaii belongs to Jesus." Only problem: the governor, Linda Lingle, is Jewish.

In the heartland, Indiana youths enjoyed "clean, Christian humor."

A famous televangelist, Benny Hinn, went to Nigeria for a three-day event, but left in a huff, charging organizers with inflating crowd projections and raising pointed questions about where all the money went.

In the Texas town of New Braunfels, the pastor of the city's largest church resigned, and a married couple charged he had tried to break up their marriage by sleeping with the woman. The church offered the minister $60,000 to relocate; it offered the jilted woman nothing.