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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.".

Ryan Moffett rediscovers faith through sculpting; Liz Lemon Swindle finds unexpected inspiration.

Billboard Music Award nominees Sidewalk Prophets perform "Come to the Table" and "I Believe It Now"; Grammy Award and Dove winner Francesca Battistelli performs "Holy Spirit" and "God is Good.".

Walking with the Savior; strength through humility.

Maria Luisa and David Torres speak about communication in marriage.

Todd experiences one of the most compelling moments of his career.

The art of free-running to help the community.

Elder and Sister Dale G. Renlund address the campus community during this weekly devotional.

Sister Jean B. Bingham, the Relief Society General President, delivers an inspirational message during this 2019 BYU Devotional.

The Fixers fly to Bukura in Kenya to meet with Carolyne Daisy of the Daisy Centre and School; they build a livestock area to provide protein for the children.

Jonathan and Mark help a cynical newspaper columnist find the Christmas spirit when he can't come up with a story on Christmas Eve.

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

May (Shirley Douglas) disapproves of Grace's (Kathryn Greenwood) plan to join Judd (Dan Redican) at an out-of-town wedding.

Amy goes into the mountains to visit a First Nations horse healer.

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.

In Arizona, Will gifts Camp Grace director Jennifer Brimhall a life-changing trip to Denmark.

Derrick visits Minnesota to help Buddy, a thirteen-year-old tripod Chihuahua; Buddy's parents are first responders who depend on his unconditional love to help them manage stress; Buddy's lost a leg, and they're hoping Derrick can help.

Robert completes his work on the stone panels for the town clock; Laura is worried about her family and of losing Fisher Bloom.

Newlyweds John and Jenny Grogan leave behind snowy Michigan and move to Florida, where they buy their first home and find jobs at competing newspapers. Soon afterward, the Grogans adopt Marley, a yellow Labrador pup. But Marley soon grows up to be a mischievous handful. Still, even while he's destroying the furniture and failing obedience school, he always manages to bring out the best in John, Je

May (Shirley Douglas) disapproves of Grace's (Kathryn Greenwood) plan to join Judd (Dan Redican) at an out-of-town wedding.

Amy and Ty try to find out why Caleb's horse is ill.

While the family looks for Georgie, she questions her decision to run away.

When Ty helps Jack and Tim on a cattle drive, an accident jeopardizes their plans.

Laura Timmons starts her first job at the Post Office in Candleford, where Postmistress Dorcas Lane gives her a warm welcome until a dispute arises.

June pulls a daring stunt to save the Malory Oak; Jo trusts Felicity and Connie with a secret.

Susan learns that she must leave Malory Towers; Mam'zelle plays a prank on the Second Form.

On the way to a tryout with the Chicago Cubs, young baseball phenom Roy Hobbs (Robert Redford) is shot by the unstable Harriet Bird (Barbara Hershey). After 16 years, Hobbs returns to pro baseball as a rookie for the last-place New York Knights. Despite early arguments with his manager, Pop Fisher (Wilford Brimley), Hobbs becomes one of the best players in the league, and the Knights start winning

Amy and Ty try to find out why Caleb's horse is ill.

While the family looks for Georgie, she questions her decision to run away.