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Katrina Shanks and Tasha Forbes arrive back in town, causing all sorts of romantic high jinks with Eugene, Jason, and even Connie.

Kids' Radio tells the inspiring stories behind popular hymns written by Christian greats Martin Luther (1483-1586), Philip Bliss (1838-1876), and Fanny Crosby (1820-1915).

Jason Whittaker's stop in Alaska reveals strange problems affecting the members of the church. Meanwhile in Odyssey, Whit notices a strange surge of anger and violence.

Katrina Shanks and Tasha Forbes arrive back in town, causing all sorts of romantic high jinks with Eugene, Jason, and even Connie.

Jimmy Barclay decides he's too old for Whit's End and the Imagination Station, but comes to a new discovery through an imaginative boy named Lawrence.

The Barclay family decides to try sacrificing their television viewing for a month.

Connie must face her bitterness against Kelly. Meanwhile Kelly learns about the importance of rules.

When Connie gets the news that Mitch might leave for Europe in a few days, the two of them decide to get married immediately.

Lucy goes out to the Harlequin Dinner Theatre to interview the new owner - only to discover that it's R.E. Blackgaard! Is Whit's arch-nemesis back in town? There's only one way to find out.

Philip Glossman returns to look for toxic chemicals on Tom Riley's farm. Meanwhile, Odyssey's mayor resigns, so Tom Riley and Bart Rathbone compete for the office.

Connie tries to get her stubborn uncle, Joe Finneman, to go to church with her.

The Odyssey kids believe a new city council member is planning the Year of Anti-Kids.

An old friend pits Aubrey Shepard against her parents and their beliefs.

Connie's arrival in Virginia surprises Mitch--and, while staying with the Bourlands, she intercedes in a father-daughter conflict.

To teach about Bible memorization, Kids' Radio spoofs three popular television programs. Kids' Radio renames them "Star Trip," "Rescue 119," and "Laffie the Wonder Dog."

A crazy scheme to get out of math homework causes Curt to reveal more about his home life than he wanted anyone to know.

Isaac starts selling fans door-to-door during a heatwave in Odyssey - and learns a hard lesson about choosing friends and making money.

An old friend pits Aubrey Shepard against her parents and their beliefs.