Mellie brings her new born daughter Brandy Wyne home.

Kate is a bishop's daughter and has lived her life under a microscope. She's chasing dreams of modeling in New York.

Rebecca has dreams, but those are considered vanities in the Amish community. She's hoping to find love -- and a guy who will wash the dishes!

What makes the Amish so different from the English -- and from the Mennonites? Find out in this exclusive video.

Jeremiah was adopted into an Amish family. He's looking to get out and explore his own dreams.

Sabrina doesn't want to wonder "What if?" She's leaving to find out what being normal really means.

Four Amish and one Mennonite leave the only home they've ever known to answer one question "is there more to life"? Facing being shunned by their families and possible exile from their communities, what will they think about life on the outside w ...

Despite the simplicity of Amish and Mennonite clothes, there are many standards behind pants, shirts and dresses.

Meet Abe and find out why he yearns to explore the world beyond his Amish farm.

Bates is in love with an ex-Amish girl and is currently on the outs with his conservative family. He’s living in a barn because he has nowhere else to go. The smells are bad, but that’s the price you pay for freedom.

Matthias is Bulgarian and was adopted into an Amish family, but he’s never felt accepted by the members of his church. Music is his solace, and he’s confident he can turn his talent and passion into a thriving career.

At a neighborhood bar over casual beers, ex-Amish and ex-Mennonite Jeremiah and Sabrina get lectured.

Vonda lives at home with her parents and keeps long hours working two jobs. She’s desperate to find meaning in life beyond the one little secret obsession she has.

In the first episode of Season 3, meet five Amish men and women who are struggling with the decision to leave their conservative communities for the chance to pursue big-city dreams and get over broken hearts.

Barbie is a preacher’s daughter from a strict community in Kentucky. She thinks it’s wrong for the church to tell her who she can and can’t date, but is she willing to give up her Amish identity for love?

Miriam was shunned when she announced a pregnancy out of wedlock. Her sister is the only family member she can count on for support, and she’s determined to make the best life possible for her son. Does that mean leaving the Amish?