In the hope of making a difference, a terminally ill man travels with his family to the American heartland with a dream of saving a dying town. What has happened to Lebanon, Kansas? Are dying communities like Lebanon merely vestiges of a bygone era that have outlived their usefulness? Or does Lebanon's demise herald the loss of something far more integral to our values and identity as a nation? There's No Place Like Home follows a family in crisis as they struggle against apathy and rejection to rebuild a dying town in the heart of America. Their story is an American tragedy--a chronicle of the historical and spiritual death of the American heartland, a eulogy for the American dream.

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