They’re starry-eyed. They’re headed for the altar. Only one thing—who are “they”? Eugene and Katrina? Jack and Joanne? Whit and—Whit??! Join the fun as a handful of local kids threaten to go on a “chore strike”, city slicker Nick takes up residence with Odyssey’s newest family, the Mulligans, and a painting with a past teaches a valuable lesson about forgiveness.
Someone is getting married in Odyssey … but who? Is it John Whittaker and Margaret Faye, Eugene Meltsner and Katrina Shanks, or Jack Allen and Joanne Woodston?
Someone is getting married in Odyssey … but who? Is it John Whittaker and Margaret Faye, Eugene Meltsner and Katrina Shanks, or Jack Allen and Joanne Woodston?
Someone is getting married in Odyssey … but who? Is it John Whittaker and Margaret Faye, Eugene Meltsner and Katrina Shanks, or Jack Allen and Joanne Woodston?
Cody Carper is a pushover, and Jared DeWhite is bossy. Whit comes up with a way to help them work together.
The kids in Odyssey think they have too much work to do at home, so they organize the first annual chores strike.
The Mulligan family takes in a teenager with an attitude–a relative named Nick.
Jack and Joanne Allen open J & J Antiques and are immediately caught up in a mystery involving a millionaire and a long-lost painting.
When Connie hears that a famous writer named Mark Herring is going to stop by Whit’s End, she decides to make sure everyone is on his or her best behavior.
While Connie volunteers to work on Margaret Faye’s campaign for mayor of Odyssey, she hears some distressing news about Whit.
While Connie volunteers to work on Margaret Faye’s campaign for mayor of Odyssey, she hears some distressing news about Whit.
The Mulligans take in some of the animals when the Connellsville Zoo closes down.
Whit tells Cody Carper the story of John Newton (1725-1807), a man who experienced God’s amazing grace.
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