In August 1962, the producers announced that they had hired the first black performer to appear on soaps. The actor was Rex Ingram, but he didn't get much time to settle in before the show was canceled a month later.
The first and only soap opera to air on network television with an explicitly religious theme.
Most episodes of this series are presumed to be lost.
The series was filmed in New York City until the summer of 1961. CBS then decided to move production to Los Angeles. Several of the series' actors refused to relocate, and their characters were written out. The ratings declined and the series was canceled in 1962.