High Noon

C.J. has a job! He is filling in for the injured keeper of the lighthouse. But if he doesn’t start taking it more seriously, a ship full of sailors might not make it to port – ever!

Wally Wickett, a new friend, thinks you can’t believe in something you can’t see… including God! But on a campout on Wild Mountain with Paw Paw Chuck and The Club, Wally sees first-hand that some things may be invisible but very real.

After losing all confidence in her ability to do anything well, Staci is given a mysterious gift that may just change the way she thinks of herself forever.

Ever been told to do something, but you didn’t do it? When The Club misbehaves in the Collins Mansion, Paw Paw Chuck has to give them all a good scolding. But when his warning goes unheeded, the kids learn the dangerous consequences of their actions.

C.J.'s dad, Theo, defends a man everyone in town thinks is guilty. Now he is in for the legal battle of his life. As he struggles to stand up for what he believes in and do the right thing, he discovers that not only does the whole town want him to give up—so does C.J.!

Staci wishes that she were a princess so she could help others who are in need. She soon learns that every Christian has the King as their Father and that our prayers to Him make a difference in ways we cannot even imagine!

The town bully, Hugh McClaw has warned the club his cousin Joey is coming to town for a visit, and they have plans to make trouble for The Club. They just might even take over the clubhouse and make it their own!

After finding a treasure of pirate coins, Gooz has to decide the best way to handle her new found wealth. Meanwhile Staci and The Club are at odds on how to spend their club dues.

“I know who set fire to the Collins Mansion!” C.J. discovers a clue that unlocks the mystery of how the fire got started. Now Mrs. Collins must figure out how the culprit should be punished. Find out how showing a little grace can change a hardened heart!

The very first Paws & Tales episode! C.J. and Staci set out to build a clubhouse, but they build it in an old rotten tree. Discover why having a good foundation is essential to building a godly life.