Training to lead: Lads vs. LTC (reporting from Indianapolis). Currents.

Children’s home dedicates prayer room in memory of ACU bush crash victim (reporting from Medina, Texas). Page 1 lead.

12-year-old has a date — with Dad. Inside Story.

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A pastor loses her faith. Published May 3.

Ghost in Mariano Rivera’s comeback? Published May 5.

Shocking! A lavish television ministry. Published May 7.

Josh Hamilton’s ‘blessing from above.’ Published May 9.

AP editorializes on Girl Scouts. Published May 11.

Ghost at Catholic girls school. Published May 15.

Slow-pitch screamer on the Godbeat. Published May 19.

Church and the single life. Published May 21.

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Are instrumental Christian Churches really experiencing ‘phenomenal’ growth? Published May 9.

Reader feedback: How should Christians react to President Obama’s support for same-sex marriage? Published May 10.

A rocky road for Mexico missions: Amid violence south of the U.S. border, many churches rethink travel plans (reporting from Aquiles, Mexico). Page 1.

Trusting God on mission trip to Mexico (reporting from Aquiles, Mexico). Inside Story.

Securing young hearts in Iowa (reporting from Marshalltown, Iowa). Churches That Work.

Child baptisms spur legal dispute. Published April 4.

Did woman really survive abortion? Published April 5.

Concerning Obama’s faith, where’s the (journalistic) beef? Published April 11.

A lion, a lamb and a controversy, oh my! Published April 15.

Why do Baptists oppose Texas lottery? Published April 17.

Defying the archbishop in Seattle? Published April 18.

Is AP ‘desperately seeking Pulitzers?’ Published April 20.

Pod people: Case of the missing ‘W.’ Published April 23.

Mr. Osteen goes to Washington. Published April 25.

A ghost in story about sick boy? Published April 27.

Contract Concern: USAID Policy on Hiring Alarms Charities

Groups concerned religious liberty fear they could be challenged in the future. April issue.

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Video reflects history, successes of Western Christian College and High School in Canada. Published April 10.

Reader feedback: Are Churches of Christ parting with the parsonage? Published April 18.

‘Little youth rally’ draws 12,000 as teens make annual pilgrimage to Winterfest (reporting from Gatlinburg, Tenn.). Currents.

Beyond the noise: Quiet time with God (reporting from Gatlinburg, Tenn.). Inside Story.

Western Christian forced to close: The Canadian school could not sustain itself as enrollment and donations kept falling, leaders say. Second Front.

Nothing but net for new presidents: The sharpshooting new leaders of Lubbock Christian University and Oklahoma Christian University reflect on their families, their faith and the challenges facing Christian higher education. National.

Backward people in a backwoods place. Published March 2.

Abortion doc and the F-word. Published March 6.

The voiceless disappearing flock. Published March 7.

Debt and the American church. Published March 12.

A handful of religion ghosts. Published March 14.

Two faces of pope’s Cuba visit. Published March 26.

Ghost in a knuckleballer’s redemption. Published March 29.

The revival that went bust. Published March 31.

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Fabulous Five: Perspectives on porn, poverty and other key issues facing society and the church. Published March 1.

In fast-changing world, how technologically savvy is your congregation? Published March 7.

Church of Christ minister named dean of Yale Divinity School. Published March 8.

Small, small world: The connection the Chronicle missed. Published March 12.

Tornado causes major damage to Church of Christ building in Kentucky. Published March 12.

Churches, relief ministries feed thousands after southern Indiana tornadoes. Published March 13.