NEW YORK — After a nearly 30-year hiatus, Davey Hansen and his faithful dog Goliath are back to teach values to a new generation of young people. The Lutheran church is reviving the 1960s-era ...

Davey and Goliath are back from the mount, their claymation commandments etched on DVD. And just in time. A lot of people apparently missed, forgot, ignored or overlooked the lessons Davey and his ...

the ELCA is holding a rally Friday at the Augsburg Fortress Bookstore at its Northwest Side headquarters, 8765 W. Higgins Rd., as part of an effort to send an updated “Davey and Goliath” back ...

Davey and Goliath, the stop-action animated stars of Sunday morning TV in the 1960s who recently reappeared in a soda commercial, are getting their TV show again. The Evangelical Lutheran Church ...

Though Art Clokey was best known for “Gumby,” his work on the television program “Davey and Goliath” showed “the spiritual side of my dad,” Joe Clokey told the Evangelical Lutheran ...

Davey and Goliath, the tale of a boy and his talking dog who brought low-key moral messages to baby boomers during their childhoods, is headed for a new generation of homes because of the ...

You don’t have to be Lutheran to love “Davey and Goliath.” The classic stop-motion animated morality-tale series featuring a little rubber boy and his faithful talking dog returns to ...

And a DVD of vintage segments from Davey and Goliath. The classic, stop-motion animated television series was developed by the Lutheran Church in the late 1950s. The 15-minute segments feature a ...