1.Appropriately, one of her biggest hits was "Like a Prayer": Madonna
2. The French called her "Soeur Sourire" when she recorded "Dominique;" we knew her by this name in the United States: The Singing Nun
3. It's where Norman Greenbaum says we're gonna go when we die: "Spirit in the Sky"
4. Gospel group who hit with "Respect Yourself" and "I'll Take You There": The Staple Singers
5. He played a Baptist minister in the 1980 movie "The Blues Brothers": James Brown
6. She asked, "What if God was one of us?" in 1996: Joan Osborne
7. Contemporary Christian singer who recorded "The Next Time I Fall" with Peter Cetera: Amy Grant
8. The religion Michael Jackson grew up in and Prince now practices: Jehovah's Witnesses
9. This soul singer, now a preacher in Memphis, returned to secular music last year with "I Can't Stop": The Reverend Al Green
10. He played a rabbi's son in the remake of "The Jazz Singer" in 1980: Neil Diamond
11. He hit with "Crying in the Chapel" in 1965 and later won a Grammy for his gospel singing: Elvis Presley
12. This Beatle was the leading advocate of Hinduism in the Western world; George Harrison
13. Betty Madigan's "Dance Everyone Dance" was based on this Jewish standard: "Hava Nagila"
14. Sister Janet Mead had a hit in 1974 with this musical prayer: The Lord's Prayer
15. This was the Doobie Brothers' second Top 40 hit, from 1973: "Jesus Is Just Alright"
16. He said Eleanor Rigby's funeral mass: Father MacKenzie
17. She starred as the original Mary Magdalene in "Jesus Christ Superstar" and later had a big hit on the "Saturday Night Fever" soundtrack: Yvonne Elliman

Bonus: The first Christian martyr, and the patron saint of all Deadheads: Saint Stephen