for pre-schoolers that featured Miss Lana and Nicodemus as well as a newcomer, Lefty Wright (Jim Wideman). Characters Miss Lana Nicodemus Elmer Barnes Barkimaeus, The Faith Dog Lefty Wright Miss Trudi Lou Wendell, the Woodchuck Episode Titles A: is for Abraham B: is For Bible C: is for Christ D: is for David E: is for Esther F: is for Faith G: is for Grace H: is for Heaven I: is for You J: is for Jesus K: is for Kindness L: is for Love M: is for Miracle N: is for Noah O: is for Obey P: is for Prayer Q: is for Queen R: is for Rejoice S: is for Sickness (Healing) T: is for Temple U: is for Unbelief V: is for Victory W: is for Wealth XYZ: is the End The Cimarron Trail Contrary to popular belief this show was not a new series but was actually the Bill Gunter U.S. Marshal series renamed. Pastor George had wanted the series to be called this originally but when shooting for the series began it was relayed to him that the name The Cimarron Trail was copyrighted and could not be used for the name. While Pastor George did not like using the name Bill Gunter U.S. Marshall it was the name chosen at the time. Later on towards the end of the series it was found out that the name The Cimarron Trail was not taken or copyrighted so the series was renamed as Pastor Willie George had wanted it to be. The Wichita Slim Trilogy In addition to the aforementioned spin-offs, there were also three related movies. The cast was left mainly intact, but the Gospel Bill/Bill Gunter character was now teamed up with (now U.S. Marshall) Wichita Slim (Kenneth Copeland). The Gunslinger, which revolves around a shooting where Wichita Slim is injured and loses his memory, causing him to temporarily revert to his outlaw ways. (This was the only movie in the trilogy to be completed during the show's run) Covenant Rider involves the two Marshalls efforts to rescue Bill Gunter's nephew, who was kidnapped by outlaws associated with Saul Gillespe (guest star: fellow televangelist Jesse Duplantis). The Treasure of Eagle Mountain concerns a treasure left by a retired (and seriously wounded) lawman to his jaded son, and the efforts to find it. (The name is a reference to Eagle Mountain Lake, located near Copeland's