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Linocut artist James Rees and oil painter Gwyneth Thompson-Briggs strengthen their faith through art.

Dante Bowe performs "Champion." Cory Asbury sings "Reckless Love.".

The new "For the Strength of Youth" guide.

Everyday people are surprised with fast and furious acts of kindness.

Principal Sherri Gahn organizes 500 donors and local businesses to coordinate donations, including haircuts!

Loreen Allphin, Associate Dean of the BYU College of Life Sciences.

President Dallin H. Oaks, President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles: "Parents, single or married, and others like grandparents who fill that role for children are the master teachers.".

The Fixers travel to a remote island in Alaska to help "Alaska's Healing Hearts," an organization dedicated to helping veterans reintegrate into society through outdoor recreational activities.

An embittered man refuses to let his talented daughter pursue a singing career; a country singer's arrival in a Western town inspires him to let his daughter pursue music.

Holly gets overwhelmed with postgrad plans; Amy avoids going to prom to prepare for an interview.

Honey and Max (Cynthia Belliveau, James Carroll) take a weekend trip to Toronto, leaving Grace and Del (Kathryn Greenwood, Ron Lea) to watch the children.

When fears of holding on or letting go grip the family, they look to each other for support through dangerous challenges.

Hosts Jarom Jordan and Spencer Linton provide an exclusive look at BYU football, basketball and more; in-depth analysis, athlete interviews and commentary on all things BYU athletics.

Emilie and Will meet Savannah, a teenager with Friedreich's Ataxia, and help check skydiving off her bucket list; Will, Mason and the kids search for Lisa's missing purse at a mini-golf course.

Penelope the cow has an amputated hoof which constantly gets infected, forcing her to live her life indoors; Penelope the dog has nerve damage so severe, her back legs kick involuntarily which causes her to rapidly overheat in the extreme Texas heat.

A Post Office inspector causes problems for Dorcas; Robert carves an angel on the schoolhouse; Laura loses an important parcel.

A working-class girl gets a job as a stable hand at an upper-class riding school.

In Overton, Nev., Kirby goes hog wild in his efforts to help Windy's Ranch & Rescue to save abandoned and mistreated pot-bellied pigs.

Honey and Max (Cynthia Belliveau, James Carroll) take a weekend trip to Toronto, leaving Grace and Del (Kathryn Greenwood, Ron Lea) to watch the children.

Hudson hosts a lumberjack competition, and Amy must retrain a Clydesdale and his owner to compete in the draft horse race; Tim throws his hat in the ring; Lou tries to avoid a date with Fred Garland.

Amy enters Spartan into an endurance race after realizing he's not ready to retire; Jack is set on gentling an unbroke horse despite the danger; Lou and Katie reveal hidden feelings while camping.

Amy debates what to do when she receives money from an unexpected source; Lisa's racing plans are in jeopardy after an accident; Tim worries when Jessica is hiding something; Lou makes a big decision.

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

Felicity and June learn about possible treasure at Malory Towers; Darrell's leadership skills are put to the test organising a welcome party for the wayward First Formers.

Gwen learns Clarissa has been keeping a big secret after she falls ill during a lacrosse game; Irene hears that her father has a new love interest.

Marni is shocked to learn that her brother is marrying her school bully from the past. When she tries to expose her, things do not go as planned.

Hudson hosts a lumberjack competition, and Amy must retrain a Clydesdale and his owner to compete in the draft horse race; Tim throws his hat in the ring; Lou tries to avoid a date with Fred Garland.

Amy enters Spartan into an endurance race after realizing he's not ready to retire; Jack is set on gentling an unbroke horse despite the danger; Lou and Katie reveal hidden feelings while camping.

Amy debates what to do when she receives money from an unexpected source; Lisa's racing plans are in jeopardy after an accident; Tim worries when Jessica is hiding something; Lou makes a big decision.

Marni is shocked to learn that her brother is marrying her school bully from the past. When she tries to expose her, things do not go as planned.

Holly learns about Amy and Justin's secret; Heather is uncomfortable with aspects of her dance competition and learns to stand up for what she believes in.

Someone slips Mr. McGillick's phone into a tub of rice; the Investigators shoot a commercial, but, first, they have to find Ezra's fish.

A Post Office inspector causes problems for Dorcas; Robert carves an angel on the schoolhouse; Laura loses an important parcel.

The hosts surprise Winter with a trip that will honor her father and continue his legacy.

Jenn Cohen helps homeless youth to develop physically and emotionally through intensive skill training in circus and performing arts.

Elder Gerrit W. Gong, apostle of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Ulisses Soares of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles; "Reverence for the sacred fosters genuine gratitude, expands true happiness, leads our minds to revelation and brings greater joy to our lives.".

Dante Bowe performs "Champion." Cory Asbury sings "Reckless Love.".

Abigale Palmer paints and Fernando Cidoncha sculpts to appreciate the world and people around them.

A high-school student almost gives up on life after losing both legs in a motorcycle accident; Jonathan and Mark help an embittered, paralyzed athlete.

Holly searches for her calling after losing her dream job; the Hobbie family prepares for the baby.

Cousin Jessie unexpectedly visits New Bedford; Max discovers iron ore deposits on suspected worthless land; May meets Hugo Gerrard and his son Luc.

The past year has brought unexpected change to the Heartland family; Amy deals with a major upheaval in her life; Lou copes with the reality of being the mayor of Hudson; Georgie revisits her dream of the Olympics.

Hosts Jarom Jordan and Spencer Linton provide an exclusive look at BYU football, basketball and more; in-depth analysis, athlete interviews and commentary on all things BYU athletics.

Various leaders of the Latter-day Saints community speak to college students at BYU.

A homeless family leaves their daughter behind and Lady Adelaide wants to adopt her; Dorcas regrets setting up Thomas and Miss Ellison.

Marni is shocked to learn that her brother is marrying her school bully from the past. When she tries to expose her, things do not go as planned.

Cousin Jessie unexpectedly visits New Bedford; Max discovers iron ore deposits on suspected worthless land; May meets Hugo Gerrard and his son Luc.

Amy deals with the loss of her mother and an abused horse.

Lou sends Mrs. Roach's horse home before his fear of traffic is fully cured; Ty's probation officer visits.

Lou secretly invites his father to an open house to see Amy for the first time in 10 years.

Amy fights to form a team of horses before competing against a rival trainer.

When a horse repeatedly escapes, Amy blames Georgie and Jade, but she soon realizes that the horse has a special skill.

Emma wants Harriet to marry Mr. Elton; Emma becomes the subject of unwanted attention.

Daniel struggles to understand his daughter's new vocation; Ruby embarks on a scientific wish that helps bring father and daughter together.

Addie is invited to present her case for a witch memorial to Juniper town council and spends the day preparing her speech. At home, Nina offers to do Addie's hair and makeup for the meeting, and records a vlog for her channel about it, asking Addie on camera what it's like to be autistic. Addie enjoys being part of Nina's world, and heads for the village feeling pretty confident.

Amy deals with the loss of her mother and an abused horse.

Lou sends Mrs. Roach's horse home before his fear of traffic is fully cured; Ty's probation officer visits.

Lou secretly invites his father to an open house to see Amy for the first time in 10 years.

Criticized by her family for dating a Gentile, a Jewish gal (Robyn Cohen) hires an actor to pose as her new boyfriend while she continues to see her lover in secret.

Robert is hesitant to open his barbecue restaurant and needs a confidence boost; Justin plans a spontaneous trip with Amy.

There's a new girl at school, who makes quite an impression on Ezra; the Investigators get their very first case.

A homeless family leaves their daughter behind and Lady Adelaide wants to adopt her; Dorcas regrets setting up Thomas and Miss Ellison.

The hosts surprise teenage philanthropist Savannah with a country music trip of her dreams.

Irene Zola helps run a team of volunteers that provides vital support to Manhattan's elderly population who want to remain in their own homes.

Melissa P. Larson, professor of accountancy at the BYU Marriott School of Business.

Grant Jensen, Dean of the BYU College of Computational, Mathematical and Physical Sciences.

Brian Kershisnik, Joe Adams and Suzan Johnson Cook share how they develop precious gifts.

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.

A high-school student who lost his legs in an accident regains his will to live. With Michael Landon and Victor French.

After finding out that her grandmother's café might have to close for good, Holly attempts to save the beloved family business by hosting an open mic night.

May (Shirley Douglas) tries to keep her illness a secret from the family; Bob (Dan Lett) sells half of his shares in the mine.

Amy must face a difficult truth when her efforts to help a young girl form a connection with her new horse takes an unexpected turn; Lou faces harsh criticism as mayor; a cattle drive brings up difficult memories for Jack.

Hosts Jarom Jordan and Spencer Linton provide an exclusive look at BYU football, basketball and more; in-depth analysis, athlete interviews and commentary on all things BYU athletics.

Emilie and Jenna surprise social worker Chris with a stunt plane experience; Will, Emilie, Jenna, Mason and Melanie give unsuspecting cars at a gas station a proper pit stop.

Buddy Love has a front limb deformity that keeps his elbows locked, so he needs a cart to help him get around; Derrick heads to Laconia, Minn., to meet Marvel, a puppy who was born without her front right paw and has never walked on four legs before.

The residents rally around Susan Braby when they realize her husband hit her; Matthew is commissioned to make gates for the manor.

Kirby heads to Pepperell, Mass. to join Pepperell Community Arts, an organization dedicated to an inclusive approach to youth theater, music and dance; Kirby channels his inner thespian and takes on the daunting task of managing a play.

May (Shirley Douglas) tries to keep her illness a secret from the family; Bob (Dan Lett) sells half of his shares in the mine.

Amy and Lou find a letter written years ago by Tim asking for their mother's forgiveness.

Lou hires Jerry to direct a promotional video to advertise Heartland.

Lou's boyfriend, Carl, comes to Heartland to convince her to move to Chicago with him.

Honey (Cynthia Belliveau) accepts Max's marriage proposal; May interferes as Max and Honey plan to leave New Bedford.

Jesus returns to his childhood home of Nazareth for the Jewish New Year celebration; while reunited with loved ones, Jesus must address the rumors surrounding his divine mission and ministry.

The true-life story of Christian music star Jeremy Camp and his journey of love and loss, which attempts to prove there is always hope.

Amy and Lou find a letter written years ago by Tim asking for their mother's forgiveness.

Lou hires Jerry to direct a promotional video to advertise Heartland.