Young Pioneers' Christmas

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*** Résumé en anglais seulement ***Young Pioneers' ChristmasIt's 1874 on the plains of the Dakotas and young couple Dave and Molly have just lost their first born son. Overcome with grief, they seek support from their kind-hearted neighbors. The friends stick together through thick and thin and, when Christmas approaches, they join together for the most memorable of all celebrations.Prairie FeverWhile escorting a group of women suffering from Prairie Fever, a troubled sheriff (Kevin Sorbo) stumbles upon yet another female. But this one isn't sick, she's on the run. Together the pair advocates for the voiceless women while they battle their own demons and the baddies who stand in their way.Young PioneersNewlyweds David and Molly Beaton are off to start their life together as homesteaders. Headed for the Dakota Territory, they proudly stake their claim and get to work. But the Beatons quickly learn that life on the prairie isn't always easy and they must endure everything from harsh winters, to the birth of their first child, to a swarm of grasshoppers—all without the help of their families. With strong wills and support from each other, they won't give up hope, even when the going gets tough.Seven AloneSpring, 1842. America's unclaimed and unexplored land drew thousands of settlers to the West, including the Sager family. After both parents succumbed to the untamed wilderness, their seven children courageously continued the journey their parents began.Legend of The Ruby SilverWidow Kay Rainie and her son, Matt, are struggling to make ends meet. But when a stranger named Tommy comes to town to take a shot at the abandoned mine, Ruby Silver, he presents the Rainie's with an offer they can't refuse—come to the camp and cook for the crew and he'll pay them what they need to get back on their feet. But when Ruby Silver doesn't produce as they expected, and the dangers of the mine become more and more real, they might have to decide between their livelihood...and their lives.