Great American Faith and Living

The Bancroft gang robs a family of emigrants of all their possessions.

A woman (Diana Hyland) faces a death sentence after her married boyfriend is found murdered during a cross-country journey. Bradford Dillman also guest stars.

A woman must protect herself and her daughter from a callous man.

A gang joins the train in the guise of farmers and plans to take it over.

While in the desert, Cooper finds a prospector who is lost and near death from exposure and thirst.

While traveling with Chris Hale's wagon train, a young woman (Laraine Day) with a criminal past is blamed for the theft of a passenger's money.

An Army deserter turns himself in to leaders of the wagon train.

Disguised as a layman, a troubled priest (Michael Parks) joins Chris Hale's wagon train in an attempt to forget his past. Guest star: Dick York.

A vengeful man convinces his son to prove himself by killing Trampas; guests Royal Dano, Katherine Crawford, Meg Wyllie.

In San Francisco trailing a missing woman (Vera Miles), Garth kills in self-defense, then learns the man didn't die; guest James Doohan.

A friend (Britt Lomond) accused of murder asks the Virginian to prove the man's widow (Dana Wynter) is a more logical suspect in the crime; guests Nancy Sinatra, Robert Vaughn, John Milford.

A vegetarian's (David Wayne) crusade to convert the beef-eating town of Medicine Bow makes locals consider him insane; guests Barbara Barrie, Morgan Woodward.

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.

Siblings James return home to their family ranch, where they face old wounds, financial hardship, and a decades-long feud with a neighboring farm; amid the challenges, James starts a cowboy church where faith, family, and ranch life go hand in hand.

Garth is deceived into agreeing to help a woman (Nina Foch) find her outlaw husband, then discovers the true motive behind her search; guests Michael Rennie, Denver Pyle.

A con man (Steve Forrest) and his accomplices (Ronald Foster, Joanna Moore) attempt to pull a swindle in Medicine Bow, but fail to account for their leader's love for a banker's daughter (Bethel Leslie).

Garth and Betsy care for a pregnant woman while trying to defend her immigrant husband (Karl Boehm) on a murder charge, unaware the victim's son (Robert Duvall) has his own plans for justice.

A greedy woman (Ida Lupino) wants Steve to execute a recently released robber (Howard Duff) so she won't have to share the loot with him.

Trampas joins in a search for $50,000 in stolen gold to help his ex-convict friend (Bradford Dillman) escape a vengeful former accomplice (John Dehner); guest Edward Asner.

Outlaws hold stage passengers, including Garth and Betsy, and will kill them all if one doesn't become a sacrifice by sundown; guests Skip Homeier, Richard Anderson.

Jethro is finally told that he can finish the fifth grade by Doctor Twombly, but the doctor still wants to see Grannie; her love potion for Pearl misfires, leaving Twombly confused.

Jed takes over Drysdale's job for one afternoon and wins him the Banker of the Year title; Drysdale accidentally uses the wrong speech for his conference, and a new teller makes an impact.

One of Jethro's school friends spends a day at the Clampett mansion, and the hillbillies show the over-protected boy how to have fun.

To humor Granny, Jed fakes illness so that she can resume the doctoring that brought her fame in the hills.

Granny defies medical opposition to her own brand of mountain medicine.

Granny's neighbors try to stop her when she attempts to create a vegetable garden in the front yard of the mansion grounds.

Elly sparks a new trend in understated fashion when she enrolls in a finishing school.

The Clampetts are taken for the new avant-garde social leaders.

Jethro shares a heart-to-heart conversation with Jed, and goes on to find himself a girlfriend in record time.

Love-struck Jethro decides he wants to marry Chickadee Laverne, a brassy burlesque dancer he brings home.

Ben tries to help his paraplegic neighbor Tom by setting up a grain mill on his unused land; Tom's hired hand raises his suspicion about Ben's plan.

Outlaws plot to steal a trunk containing the savings of a religious group heading for a new life in the West.

The Cartwrights' neighbor (Franchot Tone), a former soldier and lawman, seeks security for his daughter.

Bigoted Ike Daggett takes action when Ben gives an Indian and his wife land after the Indian saves his life.

Hoss and Little Joe spend the most unforgettable night at the carnival when Little Joe's date disappears.

A sheriff's daughter runs off with her boyfriend (John Ericson), unaware he is a murderous bank robber.

For saving his life, Ben offers some Ponderosa farmland to an American Indian.

An outlaw joins the Cartwrights' cattle drive, knowing it will take him to the town where his father is the sheriff.

Attacked by Shoshones while crossing a burial ground, Adam discovers that the Indian woman tending him is white.

Little Joe runs into romantic complications when he tries to teach a deaf girl sign language; guest Albert Salmi.

Adam and Little Joe warn Hoss when he tries to help Arnie, a man with the mind of a child and an uncontrollable temper.