If you are a sushi eater, you're an indirect supporter of Sun Myung Moon, according to a Chicago Tribune report. Moonies have "managed to integrate virtually every facet of the highly competitive seafood industry." The company that supplies most of the 9,000 sushi restaurants in the U.S. has a fleet of boats and runs distribution centers across the country. Part of the proceeds of each dish go to the man who calls himself "humanity's Savior, Messiah, Returning Lord, and True Parent" For more on the Moonies, see Christianity Today's coverage below.

In Perspective: Why Are Pastors Flying to Moon?
Recent black clergy firings are only the latest chapter in Unification Church's efforts to court Christian leaders.
By Todd Hertz | posted 08/08/2001

CT Classic: Sun Myung Moon's Followers Recruit Christians to Assist in Battle Against Communism
Funded by the Unification Church, CAUSA seeks an interfaith effort based on Moon's theology.
By Beth Spring | posted 08/08/01, originally published June 14, 1985

CT Classic: The Unification Church Aims a Major Public Relations Effort at Christian Leaders
A mass mailing to 300,000 church leaders tries to clarify the teachings of Sun Myung Moon.
By Art Toalston | posted 8/8/01, originally published April 19, 1985

CT Classic: With Their Leader in Prison, Moonies Pursue Legitimacy
Tim LaHaye and other Christians are helping the Unification Church battle the perceived threat of government intrusion.
By Beth Spring | posted 8/8/01, originally published September 7, 1984

Moon-Related Funds Filter to Evangelicals
Affiliates of Sun Myung Moon, controversial leader of the Unification Church, have a history of supporting and courting conservative evangelicals. Now, according to published reports, financial support has been filtered to Liberty University from Moon-related enterprises. But Liberty founder Jerry Fallwell told Christianity Today that the source of the funds does not influence his ministry.
By John W. Kennedy | posted 02/09/1998

Moon Struck
Church founder's ex-daughter-in-law pens grim tome about life on the inside.
By James A. Beverley | posted 11/16/1998

Weblog: Spirit in the Sky?
Moon launches major ad campaign
By Todd Hertz | posted 07/16/2002

Son's Death Shakes Up Unification Church
Sun Myung Moon calls death 'providential' accident, not suicide.
By James A. Beverley | posted 12/13/1999

Weblog: Maria Sung No Longer Mooning For Archbishop Milingo
By Ted Olsen | posted 08/30/01

Archbishops Wed in Moonie Wedding
Former Zambian leader will be excommunicated from Catholic Church, American already has been.
By Ted Olsen | posted 05/30/01