Whit finds himself trapped in a room with no doors and no windows. How will he break free? Meanwhile, Trent and Jimmy all find themselves in situations in which they feel like there is no escape. Is there a way out of their predicaments? This exciting Adventures in Odyssey collection answers questions about fear, sacrifice and loyalty.
After the tumultuous events surrounding her near-wedding, Connie stays in Washington, D.C., to meet up with an old friend–Jimmy Barclay!
After the tumultuous events surrounding her near-wedding, Connie stays in Washington, D.C., to meet up with an old friend–Jimmy Barclay!
Bernard Walton is shocked when he seems to be losing his customers. Liz Horton has to review one of Mandy Straussberg’s plays and is worried that her rift with Mandy will taint the article.
Trent DeWhite has to give his oral report in class . . . and he imagines all sorts of disasters that might occur.
Young Bernard Walton meets a huge man named Ezekiel, who just might be an angel.
Bernard tells the biblical story of Saul and his bitter rivalry with David.
Connie returns to Odyssey after her long trip, and the crew at Whit’s End isn’t sure how to act around her since she’s grieving over the end of her relationship with Mitch.
Wellington Bassett calls his twin brother, Wooton, for a bizarre favor–he wants Wooton to pretend to be him for a business meeting.
Mandy and Liz are approached by professional agents and find that they will be competing against each other in a modeling contest.
The Washington family considers moving across town so that Ed can be closer to work.
Whit finds himself trapped in a room with no doors or windows. Meanwhile, “Marvelous” Marvin Washington investigates strange happenings around his house.
Whit’s situation worsens while his son Jason searches for him with Marvin’s help.
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