Churchy

Corey Carr Jr. faces a major setback when he's passed over for a leadership role in his dad's church, and he boldly announces his departure and plans to lead a ministry in Lubbock, Texas.

Corey adjusts to his new role at Bethlehem Temple, consulting an elderly couple on intimate issues and a young man about lust, while also processing his grandmother's declining health.

With Pastor Stinney on vacation, Corey struggles with preaching and managing a chaotic funeral; Keisha's career success and her sister's advice cause her to doubt her relationship.

Corey gets Pastor Stinney's approval to start a youth service and enlists help from friends and community members, including securing a performance by Tobe Nwigwe.

Corey's leadership is tested when Mother Jean's grandson, Teddy, is considered for the pastor role; Rodney causes conflict as he revamps the music department and brings in fresh talent.

Corey is offered a lead pastor role at a larger church, forcing him to reevaluate his current commitments; Rodney faces uncertainty about his own career future.

The city shuts off Bethlehem Temple's water and power over unpaid bills ahead of the church's 50th anniversary, but the show must go on.

A run-in with a newly booed-up Keisha sends Corey into a spiral before the church's speed dating fundraiser.

The church is unexpectedly flooded with a wave of rowdy, parentless kids who are excited for Vacation Bible School.

Corey and Rodney are blessed with a lottery win but quickly realize they've lost the ticket.

Mother Jean mobilizes the congregation when word spreads that Bethlehem Temple is facing foreclosure.

A barrage of rumors about his personal life and Pastor Stinney's unchecked church renovations push Corey over the edge, and food influencer Keith Lee visits Bree's.