Great American Faith and Living

The wagon train reaches the end of the trail. Guest star: Tom Skerritt.

Coop and Barnaby set out to stalk buffalo with a group of hide hunters, one of whom delights in taunting Barnaby.

Love blooms again for Jed when Mlle. Denise returns from Paris to herald the arrival of a litter of poodles.

The board chairman of Drysdale's bank is determined to meet Jed Clampett, the bank's financial wizard.

The Virginian encounters three women (Jeanette Nolan, Dolores Hart, Amzie Strickland) who are determined to carry on the missionary work of their husbands, killed by Indians a year before.

An angry farmer (Karl Swenson) who has lost his savings in a bank closure sets out to get revenge on the Virginian, who withdrew $40,000 minutes before it failed.

Local residents are up in arms when Garth allows a group of Polish immigrants to begin mining operations on the Shiloh Ranch; guests Don Galloway, Jacques Aubuchon.

When Willis falls off his horse, siblings James and Janet are forced to return home from their respective careers to help on the family ranch.

James reconnects with Maggie, the café owner; the Hamilton's deal with a wolf spotted on their property; Lewis looks for work.

Willis is reluctant to let James, Janet, and Amy help with his secret plans to expand the ranch.

A big storm hits Crossroad Springs as the community comes together to help in the aftermath; Willis is helped by an unlikely neighbor.

The Hamilton's get closer to purchasing the quarry land; Janet helps deliver Tina's baby.

James prepares to return to his pastor life in Chicago; a member of the Newman family returns and threatens the Hamilton's land deal.

As spring arrives in Crossroad Springs, James launches his Cowboy Church amid his family's struggles with drought, pride and rivalry with the Newmans.

As the past resurfaces, James questions his calling; Janet fights to protect her family; Willis gambles the ranch on one last choice.

James must choose between the ranch and the church he built; tensions rise with Janet and Layla; Willis faces the cost of holding on.

On Easter Sunday, James opens the Cowboy Church as faith calls for sacrifice, forgiveness, and hope amid a quiet threat to the ranch's future.

Trampas recalls how he came to the Shiloh Ranch as a angry young ranchhand bent on avenging the death of his father (Sonny Tufts), a shiftless gambler killed by Garth in self-defense.

An aging dance-hall performer (Joan Blondell) asks Garth to hold a trial to clear her son of a murder charge, although the boy has already been killed by vigilantes; guest John Dehner.

The Virginian must stall the execution of an old flame (Gena Rowlands) convicted of murder, so Garth has time to prove his theory of conspiracy; guests Everett Sloane, Vaughn Taylor, Joanna Moore.