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The Burlesque Bandits, a local crime gang, terrorize New Bedford; a mysterious newcomer is interested in Maisy.

When a man in Collinsville racially profiles Justin, Holly begins educating herself on racism in her community.

Mrs. Maniaci's roses are ruined by a tampered sprinkler system; the students in Mr. Barker's class seem to be up to something.

Pearl receives a dressmaking commission but fears she can't do it without Ruby.

Rachel directs a music video with third-grader in just one day.

Kirby heads to Springfield, Mo. to join Blind Grilling and make barbecue accessible to all.

Elder Gary B. Sabin of the Seventy of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Phillip Rash shares spiritual insights in a weekly devotional address.

Jon Schmidt and his wife Michelle face tremendous loss after their daughter Annie goes missing, but their experience teaches them an unexpected lesson in faith.

The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square performs songs of hope, faith and inspiration; singing sacred hymns both new and old from around the world as well as uplifting selections from the American songbook.

Two students receive some angelic motivation; as teachers, Jonathan and Mark motivate an overweight outcast and unscholarly athlete.

Amy's anxiety grows when she watches a documentary about climate change; Heather gets hurt during rugby and learns to prioritize her health.

May boycotts the bank after a credit request is turned down; Del teaches orienteering skills to children.

The Heartland family must deal with Amy and Ty's decision about their future.

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Kirby travels to Austin, Texas to help Free Guitars 4 Kids-an organization striving to put guitars in the hands of kids, regardless of their financial situations; Kirby sees the joy that instruments can bring to young musicians.

Derrick travels to Montrose, Colorado to help Ivy, a miniature cow who needs support for her front legs. Ivy was born with front limb deformities.

Emma steps in when the Lark Rise school loses its teacher.

Sophie, a successful marketing executive, has always used her 10-step plans to succeed in her goals. Naturally, she tries to use her plans to find love, but things take a turn when she meets Mason Wyatt, the grandson of orchard owners.

After the academy leadership is sure he is up to the task, Kirby is allowed to join the moving company, a residential moving service comprised of students from the academy; at breakneck speeds, Kirby and the movers help an elderly woman move.

May boycotts the bank after a credit request is turned down; Del teaches orienteering skills to children.

A friend from Jack's past shows up at Heartland when one of their old bandmates passes away.

Shane arrives for the summer; Tim tries to impress the kids with a Western day trip.

Ty and Amy learn that Mrs. Bell has moved out of her home and away from Sugarfoot.

Honey faces her limitations when she cannot find another job; Hub and Fat look to win first prize at the Fall Fair Human Pyramid contest.

From America First Field in Sandy, Utah.

Jesus and His students complete their preparations and leave Capernaum for Samaria; Jesus meets with a suffering woman at Jacob's well and announces that He is the Messiah.

A friend from Jack's past shows up at Heartland when one of their old bandmates passes away.

Shane arrives for the summer; Tim tries to impress the kids with a Western day trip.