Nicola, thanks for commenting! I agree—signs that are at least clever are much less offensive. I think it's because such signs demonstrate a person's (or church's) ability to laugh at themselves, which is always an appealing quality. It shows that they're human.

Joi, I love your "you can come clean with Jesus" concept! Made me laugh out loud. On a more serious note, in my post tomorrow, I'm going to address signs that churches put up. I'll include my thoughts about better messages we could be sending people, if we think signs are important.

Mark, thanks for visiting my blog. I definitely think some people might misunderstand the Christians Against Christians shirt. Pretty much everything is bound to be misunderstood by someone. I should mention that this shirt doesn't really exist (not yet, anyway!). It's a logo of sorts for use on my blog. What I'm trying to do is point out that there are plenty of Christians against non-Christians, and plenty of non-Christians against Christians, but it's important for people to know that not all Christians think alike or see things in the same way. The tagline, I hope, makes people stop and think "What is that about? She's clearly for Jesus but at the same time not thrilled with everything all Christians do or stand for." Have you seen the new Rob Bell book "Jesus Wants to Save Christians"? It's sort of along those lines, at least in construct. Anyway, I'd like to hear more of your thoughts on this, if you feel inclined!

Jeanne, no one loves her vacuum cleaner as much as you! :) Having you show up on this post made me smile, because the other thought I always have when I pass by the vacuum store is about YOU. A much nicer thought than aggravating signage.