TV Guide BYU Television Monday

An angel is sent to help an Episcopal bishop, who comes to view the celestial visitor as a usurper of his position and his family's affections.

Musicians discuss the inspiring stories behind some of their favorite songs.

A two-day conference for women around the world to gather for spiritual encouragement, spend time with friends and family and acquire ideas for home living.

Host Todd Hansen approaches everyday citizens and interviews them about their daily lives, uncovering narratives of real human interest.

A trio of Detroit families gets some help from hosts Treger and Rob by way of newly renovated homes that give them a place to grow with their families.

Guest speakers at BYU present a weekly broadcast of a variety of different topics including religion, personal enrichment and forums on current issues.

Guest speakers at BYU present a weekly broadcast of a variety of different topics including religion, personal enrichment and forums on current issues.

A series that helps home owners with their unfinished do-it-yourself projects, offering a designer-style renovation to an area the home that was not completed.

Jonathan and Mark are assigned to show a young actress the error of her ways, which involve her bossing around everybody around her.

Holly is supposed to help her friends when a PR opportunity presents itself, but she considers promoting her band instead.

Toppy opens her own dance studio in an attempt to restore her good name, but a woman in the community objects to the type of dancing she teaches.

The girls must handle the chaos caused at Heartland by a dog, a porcupine, and a herd of escaped cattle, all while the boys are away on a fishing trip.

The crew provides detailed coverage of all BYU athletics, including interviews with players and coaches, highlights, and player profiles.

Will and Emilie plan a special road trip for a man who lost both legs and several fingers due to multiple blood disorders; Mason cosplays as a Viking at Fan X.

Comic Kirby Heyborne travels across the United States to volunteer for various projects with his trademark wit and humor.

The classroom descends into chaos when June gets her hands on itching powder, but the fun ends when Connie becomes the victim of mean tricks.

Clarissa is on a mission to say goodbye to her pony, but clashes with his menacing new owner. Meanwhile, Irene is faced with a wedding music dilemma.

An angel is sent to help an Episcopal bishop, who comes to view the celestial visitor as a usurper of his position and his family's affections.

Toppy opens her own dance studio in an attempt to restore her good name, but a woman in the community objects to the type of dancing she teaches.

Georgie Morris makes it her mission to persuade Amy Fleming to take on a temperamental and dangerous jumping horse before Thanksgiving.

Georgie begins to feel conflicted when an old friend comes to Heartland to show their support for the person who was injured during a training accident.

Georgie finds herself reconsidering her future in Hudson and in show jumping after a savage viral video spreads like wildlife on the web.

Grammy winner Lauren Daigle performs her favorite songs in a jazz-inspired celebration of Christmas

A woman from New York City attempts to save her reputation by offering to help the owner of a Christmas-related business located in a small town.

Georgie Morris makes it her mission to persuade Amy Fleming to take on a temperamental and dangerous jumping horse before Thanksgiving.

Georgie begins to feel conflicted when an old friend comes to Heartland to show their support for the person who was injured during a training accident.

Georgie finds herself reconsidering her future in Hudson and in show jumping after a savage viral video spreads like wildlife on the web.

Jonathan and Mark are assigned to show a young actress the error of her ways, which involve her bossing around everybody around her.

Toppy opens her own dance studio in an attempt to restore her good name, but a woman in the community objects to the type of dancing she teaches.

Holly is supposed to help her friends when a PR opportunity presents itself, but she considers promoting her band instead.

The timer on Mrs. Maniaci's sprinkler system gets tampered with right before the "Garden of the Year" competition gets underway; Mr. Barker's famous pop quiz.

Using their DNA as a road map, four teams take a 10-day journey across the country to discover new relatives and compete for a $50,000 grand prize.