“Preachers Of LA” Reality TV Show Returns With Season 2 This August

The second season of reality TV Show “Preachers Of LA” is scheduled to hit screens this August. Oxygen reports that season one was the most watched freshman series in network history, averaging over one million total viewers in the 25-54 demographic.

Digitally, there were more full-episode streams per week in season than any other Oxygen original series and was a Top 10 most social cable reality program in October and November 2013.

Premiering August 20 on Oxygen, the second round of episodes continue to dig deep into the flawed personal lives of Bishop Noel Jones, Minister Deitrick Haddon, Bishop Clarence McClendon, Pastor Jay Haizlip, Pastor Wayne Chaney and Bishop Ron Gibson.

According to the network, viewers can expect story lines that are full of self-discovery and change with growing families and ministries, incredible women of strength beside them, and ever-changing relationships.

Bishop Jones and Loretta’s relationship is still evolving, but Bishop Gibson and Lady LaVette’s strong convictions keep them from accepting the nature of their friends’ close bond, causing a devastating rift.

With his focus on ministry and not his personal life, Bishop Jones enlists the help of his fellow preachers to create an event that will positively impact the community of Los Angeles.

Meanwhile, after much turmoil, Deitrick and Dominique are now married and have a new addition to their family—but their marital bliss is short-lived when Pastor Jay accuses Deitrick of deceiving him at their wedding.

Family dynamics are also rocked when Pastor Jay and Christy’s relationship is put to the test as Pastor Jay struggles to forgive a family member for their past demons.

Bishop McClendon is focused on the expansion of his new ministry in Atlanta, but he is challenged when he must deal with every father’s fear–giving his daughter away to another man.

Pastor Wayne Chaney and First Lady Myesha must balance business with personal now that she is the newly appointed Executive Pastor of their church.

And while Myesha is feeling better than ever after getting healthy and shedding 40 pounds, the couple struggles with a life-altering decision about the future of their family.

You will recall that Bishop T.D. Jakes called it “junk” and an overwhelming majority of people within the faith community agreed.

The season begins August 20, but Michelle Williams precedes that with a two-part special. She visits the “mancave” with the cast to discuss season 1 and what’s to come.