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After losing her mother to cancer, a few incredible women step into Anne's life when she needs them most. Then, one simple prompting brings thousands together in prayer in the community of Cartersville, Georgia. (Repeat).

The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square performs songs of hope, faith, and inspiration. Enjoy sacred hymns, both old and new; music from around the world; and uplifting selections from the American songbook. (Live).

November 18-24 Ether 6-11 Joined by Scholar Kerry Muhlestein, Professor of Ancient Scripture at Brigham Young University, and Special Guest MyKayla Skinner. (Repeat).

Tension builds among the disciples as they wrestle with the increasing fame of Jesus in Samaria. Jesus rebukes Big James and John for their prejudice and, after a near-violent encounter, gives them a new nickname. (Repeat).

A couple navigates the ups and downs of raising children while balancing their own personal challenges. This heartfelt journey shows the humor and chaos of family life. (Repeat).

November 25-December 1 Ether 12-15 Joined by Scholar Kimberly Matheson, Doctoral Student in Theology at Loyola University Chicago, and Special Guest Tanner Gillman. (New).

The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square performs songs of hope, faith, and inspiration. Enjoy sacred hymns, both old and new; music from around the world; and uplifting selections from the American songbook. (Repeat).

A mysterious visitor seeks to meet Jesus, but the disciples are hesitant. Tension builds between Simon and Matthew. As the group heads to a new city, word arrives that Jesus' fame is growing. (Repeat).

Following in the spike marks of "Field of Dreams" and "The Natural" comes a winning, fact-based saga about an Iowa small town faced with the closing of their high school, which has had an incredible string of championship baseball teams. Powers Boothe stars as the long-time manager "who [grows] ballplayers like corn" and who gets squeezed out of his position by the school board. Sean Astin costars

A mother and son travel to Zambia to explore their heritage and heal a rift from their past. (Repeat).

Will and Emilie surprise two grieving sisters with a magnificent adventure. (Repeat).

The well's clues are the most garbled and blurry yet. Ruby worries that she will lose the well forever. She, Mina, and Sam still work to fulfill the wish and get involved in the world of football. Dan continues to cope with the idea of Ruby leaving. (New).

Four teams compete in a race to find their long-lost relatives and win a $50,000 grand prize. (New).

The sequel to Frances Hodgson Burnett's "The Secret Garden" is an entertaining enchantment. The film picks up in 1946 and Mary (Cherie Lunghi), the heroine of the original novel, is grown and a member of the peerage. In America, she befriends a feisty orphan named Lizzy (Camilla Belle), brings her to the manor and entrusts her with caring for the magical garden. Joan Plowright, David Warner. (Repe

A smart-mouthed 12-year-old girl bounces around between foster homes, causing trouble at each stop with her unruly behavior. A kindhearted woman eventually takes her in and becomes the mother she's never had in this emotional comedy-drama. (Repeat).

K.C. Clyde, Kirby Heybourne and Cameron Hopkin star in this comedy that follows two sets of Mormon missionaries from America and their efforts in the Dutch city of Haarlem. Directed by Scott S. Anderson. (Repeat).

Elaine Bradley is joined by the Australian duo for KING & COUNTRY, who share how God became real to them and how they seek to honor Him through their music. (Repeat).

Andy and daughter Alexandria travel to Trinidad to reconcile Andy's complicated childhood. (Repeat).

Gaylamarie Rosenberg delivers a talk titled "Gather to be Perfected but Not Perfect." (Repeat).

Elder Ulisses Soares delivers an inspirational message during this 2019 BYU Devotional. (Repeat).

Featured: the founder of a drill team that was started to give inner-city youth a positive and creative outlet. (Repeat).

Todd visits an old mining town full of history; and speaks with the victim of a tragic gun accident. Also: A man shares his inspiring message for children who experience speech disorder. (Repeat).

Featuring Keith Vorkink, Marriott School of Management. (Repeat).

To be announced.

Four children learn to play the violin from their mother, and one family thrives on playing together. (Repeat).

Part 1 of two. Jonathan and Mark become recruiters for a camp for young cancer patients. Jason: Joshua Miller. Curtis Johnson: Vonni Ribisi. Gary Duncan: Brian L. Green. Sherri Johnson: Robin Riker. Sharon Winner: Jessica Drake. (Repeat).

The gang face an unethical photographer who manipulates photos and a familiar foe resurfaces for Amanda and Mitch. (Repeat).

Jessie learns of May's heart condition; Max finds iron ore on land that was considered worthless. (Repeat).

Amy and Lou discover a letter that enables them to have some sympathy for their father. (Repeat).

Join hosts Jarom Jordan and Spencer Linton every weekday as they give you an exclusive look at BYU Football, Basketball, and more. You'll get in-depth play analysis, athlete interviews, and gripping commentary on all things BYU Athletics. (Live).

Leo travels with his mother, Maya, to untangle his heritage. (Repeat).

4 new teams set out from Nashville, TN, in search of family. A food theme has the teams smashing and slurping their way to victory in a smoothie contest, and Stephen meets an uncle with heavy answers to his past. (Repeat).

The sequel to Frances Hodgson Burnett's "The Secret Garden" is an entertaining enchantment. The film picks up in 1946 and Mary (Cherie Lunghi), the heroine of the original novel, is grown and a member of the peerage. In America, she befriends a feisty orphan named Lizzy (Camilla Belle), brings her to the manor and entrusts her with caring for the magical garden. Joan Plowright, David Warner. (Repe

Jessie learns of May's heart condition; Max finds iron ore on land that was considered worthless. (Repeat).

Tim helps a wealthy cowboy search for a ranch; Amy gives riding lessons. (Repeat).

Amy discovers Georgie's natural show-jumping prowess. (Repeat).

Amy tries to figure out what's wrong with Janice's racehorse. (Repeat).

Theo and Maya must face off against a dangerously powerful Josie at the penny arcade. (New).

There's a new foster kid coming to stay. (Repeat).

Waking from cryosleep, a man struggles to accept all that he's lost. Zeus assigns gods to their dominions. A man must catch his friends. A clueless husband receives recognition. A man tries self-checkout. Terry Crews guest stars. (New).

Oscar-nominated adaptation of Jane Austen's novel about the still-single Dashwood sisters and how they cope with men, marriage and money after their father dies. The screenplay (written by star Emma Thompson) was the sole Oscar winner out of seven nominations. (Repeat).

Tim helps a wealthy cowboy search for a ranch; Amy gives riding lessons. (Repeat).

Amy discovers Georgie's natural show-jumping prowess. (Repeat).

Amy tries to figure out what's wrong with Janice's racehorse. (Repeat).

Part 1 of two. Jonathan and Mark become recruiters for a camp for young cancer patients. Jason: Joshua Miller. Curtis Johnson: Vonni Ribisi. Gary Duncan: Brian L. Green. Sherri Johnson: Robin Riker. Sharon Winner: Jessica Drake. (Repeat).

Jessie learns of May's heart condition; Max finds iron ore on land that was considered worthless. (Repeat).

Preston, Noah and Veronica grow suspicious of Veronica's coworker while Amanda and the Postal Inspectors investigate a shady investment company. (Repeat).

Veronica's ex-boyfriend visits, which makes Preston worry. Elsewhere: Amanda and her team investigate crimes of identity theft. (Repeat).

Sally asks Derek to help out at Marti's birthday party, but he refuses to do so; Casey tells Max she wants to get back together, but Max isn't sure it's a good idea. (Repeat).

Sally suggests that Derek write her a song when he has trouble expressing his feelings for her, but love songs aren't exactly his thing; Edwin puts together a comedy routine for a talent show, but he's hurt when Lizzie and George say it isn't funny. (Repeat).

Phoenix Multisport fosters a supportive, physically-active community for individuals who are recovering from alcohol and substance abuse. (Repeat).

Todd experiences the historical charm of Southern Virginia while learning about the slow pace of plantation life; and later, he finds out what it's like in the fast lane during a visit to a raceway. (Repeat).

Religious programming (Repeat).

Watch highlights from general conferences of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. (Repeat).

Musical performances and interveiws with Vocal Point and Lindsey Stirling. (Repeat).

Canadian painter Noemie Pons is spotlighted. (Repeat).

Conclusion. At a camp for young cancer patients, Jonathan and Mark become involved with a boy who's yearning to see his rock-star dad, and a teenager smitten with a counselor not much older than himself. Gary: Brian L. Green. Mark: Victor French. Curtis: Vonni Ribisi. Sherri: Robin Riker. (Repeat).

To be announced.

May tries to keep her heart condition a secret from her family; the family argues about how to run the mine. (Repeat).

Lou wants to produce a video to promote Heartland. When his director from the city cancels, Lou recruits a wedding photographer for the task. (Repeat).

Join hosts Jarom Jordan and Spencer Linton every weekday as they give you an exclusive look at BYU Football, Basketball, and more. You'll get in-depth play analysis, athlete interviews, and gripping commentary on all things BYU Athletics. (Live).

BYU professor and chair of the Theatre and Media Arts Department Megan Sanborn Jones. (Repeat).

Elder Kelly R. Johnson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is featured. (Repeat).

A first-place victory allows Team Green to dish out a costly penalty to another team. The teams stare each other down in a slingshot challenge that has them aiming and hitting each other. (Repeat).

A working class fifteen year old girl manages to secure herself a position as a stable hand at an upper class riding school, but must keep her new job a secret from her horse-hating mother. (Repeat).

Kirby visits Utah State Prison and volunteers to teach an inmate orchestra a Christmas song. (Repeat).

May tries to keep her heart condition a secret from her family; the family argues about how to run the mine. (Repeat).

Amy is puzzled when a show jumper refuses suggested treatment for his horse. (Repeat).

Chase Powers returns to Heartland with a rider who wants Amy to be her coach. (Repeat).