I heard about this Georgia hallmark during yesterday's newcomer's orientation. President Jimmy Carter draws a crowd for Sunday School at Maranatha Baptist Church. Each year 10,000 visitors pack the church to get a glimpse of him and perhaps a group photo (see the church's FAQ to learn how). This reminds me of Catholics massing to see a weeping statue or a stain in the shape of the Virgin Mother. Shouldn't this church be concerned that they've exchanged the glory of God for the renown of a semi-famous man? In their attempt to use celebrity to reach many with the gospel, I'm afraid they're exalting the wrong king. Jesus doesn't need the help.