BYU Television TV Guide

An Iowa farmer summons the spirits of disgraced ball players after a mysterious voice prompts him to build a baseball diamond in the middle of his cornfield.

A teenager who loves baseball is coached by a mysterious man who promises to make him great, and he suddenly goes from the worst player on his team to the best.

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

Moving stories from across the world that inspire personal growth, nurture hope and stir the soul.

Ellie Holcomb performs "Canyon." Colton Dixon performs "Made to Fly."

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.

Todd hears Darry Duran's mission to piece his life back together after serving time in prison.

The Ronald McDonald House provides housing for families with critically ill children.

Elder Ronald A. Rasband of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles.

Elder Terence M. Vinson of the Seventy of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

A woman decides to use her final moments to reconcile with her estranged father and ask him to take care of her child after she passes on.

While giving a tour of Collinsville, Holly witnesses Savannah being bullied by the director of the town musical and decides she should speak up.

Honey agrees to move in with May Bailey, but she remains hopeful that one day she will be able to support her children without help from their grandmother.

Tim starts a rodeo school to teach young people how to avoid injury while taking part in the events, but he soon finds himself dealing with a difficult student.

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

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

Derrick Campana relies on his special skill set to help animals live a more pain-free, fulfilling life by constructing prosthetics and braces.

Dorcas and Laura become suspicious when Old Amos begins to buy Patty extravagant gifts; Robert causes problems for his children and family.

An Iowa farmer summons the spirits of disgraced ball players after a mysterious voice prompts him to build a baseball diamond in the middle of his cornfield.