Episodes routinely grapple with tough real life issues. And as a rule, traditional values emerge. When it becomes obvious that bigotry prompted the oversight, the Camdens stand up for what's right and prove themselves loyal friends. After a pregnant teenage runaway steals Matt's car, the Camdens take her in and attempt reconciliation with her family. Never condoning sexual irresponsibility, Rev. Camden and his family love the girl and find her a home when her parents refuse to forgive and accept her back.
High value is placed on the sanctity of life.
In the six episodes reviewed, only two mild profanities crept in. 7th Heaven benefits from fluid dramatic scripting with a touch of levity, fleshed out with solid acting by a likable cast. This article appeared in Plugged In magazine. Focus on the Family. All rights reserved.