Highway to Heaven

Mark and Jonathan become counselors at a camp for children with cancer.

Jonathan and Mark are helping patients at Camp Good Times in different ways. But a father still refuses to deal with his son's illness.

Jonathan relinquishes his angelic powers for awhile and realizes the dangers that Mark has faced being a police officer.

An aspiring actress wants to be accepted for who she really is, not in the image her well-meaning dad tries to transform her into.

Mark has been tricked into selling his soul in order to save a little girl's life. But the Devil has another agenda: acquiring Jonathan's soul.

Factory workers ignore ground-water contamination, even though it is making their children sick. As a result, Jonathan takes drastic measures to force them to face the facts.

A minor-league baseball team never wins, so Jonathan and Mark set out to help them. They also come to the aid of an elderly vendor who has been kicked out of the stadium.

The lead actor in a Broadway play claims that God is attending the show's performances, sitting in a third-row orchestra seat.

The teenage daughter of Mark's friend tries to find her biological mother. It may tear the family apart.

Jonathan and Mark connect a young blind woman with a disfigured artist.

Jonathan and Mark's friend Scotty is on hand to provide legal assistance. He defends the young artist with a facial deformity who has been accused of assaulting a blind girl.

Jonathan and Mark go to work at a football team. They learn that one of the players has been getting drugs from the team doctor.

A homeless boy wishes that someone would love him.

Jonathan and Mark help a bullied orphan whose eccentric grandfather is in danger of losing him to a heartless social worker.

Mark switches places with an attractive movie star who has a low opinion of men.

Jonathan must help his own widow regain her love for life.

An errant angel has been on probation for two centuries because he's always breaking the rules.

A father attempts to have a memorial made to commemorate his son who was killed in Vietnam.

A dying woman was forced to leave a son behind in the Soviet Union during World War II.

Tragedy occurs when a Neo-Nazi disputes the Holocaust with the son of a death camp survivor.

Jonathan and Mark assist a novelist who's given up. Also, they motivate the man's grandson, who has yet to tap into his literary potential.

A reporter uncovers a secret about the past of a woman who runs a home for unwed mothers.

While working as a substitute teacher at a high school, Jonathan assigns an overweight girl to tutor a troubled baseball star.