Ep 2. Truth Be Told

In season 2 episode 2 of Preachers of L.A., titled "Truth Be Told," the focus is on the struggles of the pastors as they try to balance their personal and professional lives. Bishop Ron Gibson faces a challenge when his son decides to drop out of college and pursue a career in music, while also dealing with the tensions between his wife and daughter. Pastor Wayne Chaney is conflicted between spending time with his family and meeting the demands of his church, which stresses him out to the point where he becomes sick.

Meanwhile, Pastor Clarence McClendon makes a bold move by inviting a group of nuns to his church. He believes that in doing so, he can bridge the gap between Catholics and Protestants and promote religious unity. However, some members of his congregation are not happy with the idea and this causes some disagreement.

The episode also highlights the efforts of Pastor Jay Haizlip who is looking to carry out his dream of opening a youth center for troubled kids. He seeks the support of local businessmen, but their reluctance to invest in the project dampens his spirits. In addition, he has to deal with his own issues of finding the balance between ministry and his family life.

As the episode progresses, each pastor faces challenges that test their faith and commitment to their calling. They seek guidance and solace in prayer and reflection, and ultimately come to the realization that their work as pastors requires a level of sacrifice and determination that is not always easily achieved.

"Truth Be Told" is an emotionally charged episode that highlights the often complex and demanding nature of pastoral work. It is a reminder of the challenges that lay ahead for these pastors as they continue to navigate their personal lives, cater to their congregations, and remain true to their faith.