Synopsis: Four lifelong friends revisit the cherished memories of a summer at Chautauqua, a place that symbolizes their legacy of faith. As they finally make their long-held dream a reality, they invite their families to join them. While the mothers hold deep spiritual values, their children—Burnham Roberts, who embodies a contrasting character, and the free-spirited Eureka Harrison, who questions faith—view Chautauqua as merely a chance for fun. What unfolds during their summer at the resort may surprise them all. This heartwarming story, reminiscent of Grace Livingston Hill's style, captures themes of faith and love in the late 1800s and early 1900s.