Sometimes I Feel Like A Writer Without A Genre

I am very much beginning to feel like a writer without a genre, and when I try to explain it people tend to get confused.
You see I'm a Christian and I write mysteries, but the sites where I post my ebooks do not have a Christian mystery section, only a mystery section or a Christian Fiction section. Well most books in the mystery section seem to be murder mysteries, and mine are not murder mysteries (do all mysteries have to be murder mysteries these days?). Also mystery and thrillers seem to go together, but my books aren’t scary. Due to the titles some people think I write paranormal stories, but the plot lines are similar to the Old Scooby Doo cartoons where the ghosts, monsters, etc. were fake so that’s not right. They are humorous, but they are not humor books. Well I am a Christian and my books are fiction, so I should fit there, but they are mysteries so then we’re back to the mystery and thriller thing…oh man now I’m getting confused.
Story of my life, I just don’t seem to be easily slotted, ask my sisters they’ll back me up. Of course, 1 Peter 2:9 (Old King James version of the Bible) does say that Christians a peculiar people. The definition of peculiar is 1. Unusual or eccentric; odd, 2. Distinct from all others, 3. Belonging distinctively or primarily to one person, group, or kind; special or unique: So maybe that’s not such a bad thing.
So to be clear, just in case you were wondering, I write Christian mysteries, that are not murder mysteries and are not paranormal, are not thrilling and are humorous. There. That sounded almost logical.
Now if I can just convince one of the publishing sites to add a Christian Humorous Non-Murder Mystery Section, I'm set.
On second thought, maybe you should just check for the titles instead.