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Mature William &; Mary share their dissimilar ancestry and unlikely union. |
Young William & Mary "Dreams" |
Mary sees her
mountain home. |
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| Glory tells Mary about folks
in Redwine. "Folks Is Folks" |
Glory introduces Mary to some of the folks at the "Donation" party. | Sis. Meadows gossips about the Redwine outcasts. |
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| Davy Dyer challenges Jimmy’s conversion experience. | Jimmy sings his testimony. "Sound of Grace" |
Sam confesses how he "cheated." |
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| Davy
Dyer expresses his sentiments about religion in the Redwine community. "Heat Up The Furnace" |
Mary
visits Paisley. |
Prof. Burris starts the Singin School. |
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The
folk learn the FaSoLa music |
William
counsels Paisley & Jimmy about love. "That's What It Says" |
Glory & Sis Meadows roll bandages during an epidemic. |
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| Davy’s death scene.
"Home in Heaven" |
A country wedding. "One Is Not Enough" |
Celebration dance after Jimmy & Paisley's wedding. |
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Mature Mary’s last
soliloquy... |
Finale "Home Place of My Heart" |