Plus: Prayers of strangers don't help the sick, no out of state same-sex marriages in Mass., and more articles from online sources around the world.

Other Christian camp leaders say her camp and documentary about it don't represent mainstream Christian camping.

Student dismissed from leadership for 'potentially divisive' beliefs.

Finland's courts step in after visiting pastor refuses to lead service with a woman.

One of Christian music's most popular singing groups is entangled in a legal battle that puts father and son on opposing sides.

Democrats and Republicans vie for the title in their upcoming elections.

Are they becoming less conservative? Or are they just saying so?

Westmont College rebuilds after fire destroys 20 percent of its campus.

Also: A tough week for the Vatican, talking about mercy, and Proposition 8's big spenders.

How much do you know about Milk, ashes, and more from this week's news?

What new prophecy is creating buzz, who's praying with President Obama, and other questions from this week's news.

A pastor wants his congregation to show and tell, Harvard graduates sign a new pledge, and other questions from this week's news.

The son of a famous evangelist tells CT why he left The Hour of Power.

Tim Keller explains why money, sex, and power so easily capture our affections.

The Oral Roberts University president reflects on a man who had a big vision.

Appointment of author and speaker prompts the questions: How Catholic is he? And how Protestant is the Campus Crusade–affiliated school?

The evangelist says he "sometimes crossed the line" in politics, "old age can be a lonely time," and warns evangelicals of being "victims of our own success."

Louisiana's governor talks about his conversion and policy priorities.

The Tea Party caucus chair talks to CT about recent military actions in Libya, why she opposes governmental steps to combat global warming, and her potential presidential candidacy.