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[narrator] Previously on Greenleaf...

-Just stop right there. -We have a search

and seizure warrant, ma'am. Please step aside.

Jacob transferred $200,000

of church funds into what turned out to be

-a personal account. -It's Connie.

She's talking with Phillip DeMars again

about us joining Harmony and Hope.

I'll see that doesn't happen.

[Phil] Connie's told me she's talked to you in the past

about stepping up.

These folks want change, Grace.

You want me to take over the church.

This is an opportunity.

Harmony and Hope is a gigantic deal.

Bob Whitmore, he is one of the richest men in America.

What we're gonna need from you this year, Grace, is your voice.

A voice that can unify this congregation.

Are you ready to be that voice?

Even beating me down with your holy superiority,

-you were just another sinner. -I know that, James.

Aaron and I took a blood test. Lionel's my father.

You are my daughter and you always will be.

[Grace] This family, this faith.

We ask that you let it give us strength and sustenance,

so that we can take back what is ours.

¶ Hey ¶

¶ I don't know about nobody else In here today ¶

¶ But it's been good to me ¶

-¶ Good to me, good to me ¶ -¶ So good ¶

¶ Good to me Hey, see it's good to me ¶

-¶ Hey-ho ¶ -¶ So good ¶

¶ Ain't nobody like you Ain't nobody like you ¶

¶ Yeah ¶

¶ Hallelujah, Thank you, Jesus ¶

[cheering]

¶ He want it Give him some praise ¶

¶ Give him some praise ¶

[cheering continues]

Woo! Aha!

Good morning, Calvary!

-[audience] Good morning! -[Bob chuckles]

Wasn't that a wonderful performance we just saw, huh?

[cheering]

So much energy. Wow!

And what a blessing it is to be looking down

on all of these beautiful faces this morning.

-[man] All right, all right. -[Bob] And hats. [chuckles]

So many hats!

I don't think I've ever seen so many beautiful hats

-in one room. -[audience murmuring]

Anyway, I'm Bob Whitmore, president of Harmony and Hope.

And I just want to say welcome to the family!

[cheering and applause]

When Connie Sykes, your amazing Deacon Board President,

first called me and Phil DeMars...

That's Phil right there.

He's our Southeastern Conference Minister.

He's going to be officing here for a while.

-Yes. -[applause]

Well, I gotta tell you, we were over the moon.

We've been hearing about Calvary for years.

All the great things you're doing,

and it was more than one time I said to Phil,

"Phil, we gotta get in on that, buddy."

You remember that, Phil? [chuckles]

And I bet that's just what he said too.

Shh.

"We gotta get in on that money."

-[Bob] But then... -James, please,

-keep your voice down, please. -[Bob] ...you elected to join us

and here we are.

And we are so excited.

But I'm not the one

that you came to hear jabber this morning.

You came to hear the Word!

-[applause] -Amen, and so did I!

So, let's get God's servant up here to preach it.

-[indistinct chatter in crowd] -You all know her and love her.

Your new interim Head Pastor...

Reverend Grace Greenleaf. Give it up.

[cheering and applause]

Keep it short.

Harmony and Hope!

[Grace sighs]

¶ Amen ¶

¶ Oh ¶

¶ Oh ¶

¶ Oh ¶

¶ Oh ¶

¶ Amen ¶

¶ Oh ¶

We haven't seen you in church for a while, child,

where have you been?

Getting ready to leave for school.

But September's so far away.

It's called pre-college.

Ah, you're in a rush to grow up?

[chuckling]

You sounded just like Bishop today.

Well, he is my father after all.

-And a proud one, indeed. -[Grace] Thank you, Daddy.

Would you be a dear and help me find the coffee and cookies?

They moved it. Everything's different.

Oh, of course, Ms. Wharton. I'll help you.

Decrepit old thing.

She can't even face us, 'cause she voted against us.

James, please, don't make a scene.

-How are you two holding up? -[Lady Mae sighs]

I feel like a ghost moving unseen in a house

that I lovingly built.

-Mama. -Mm?

You look like you have notes.

Well...

your sermon was rather concise.

-Bob told me to keep it short. -[Lady Mae scoffs]

And you felt required to obey?

With any luck, they'll be out of here in a year.

I'm gonna give that Connie Sykes an earful.

Daddy, we-- We're gonna stick to the plan, remember?

We're gonna play nice with Harmony and Hope,

and we're gonna win back

the hearts and minds of this congregation.

And then, when Bob makes me permanent Head Pastor

of this interim year, we'll take a vote

to leave H&H and I'll hand the church over to Mama.

Only if there's a church worthy of the name to hand over.

How many folks do you think would keep coming back

week after week for a seance?

Look, there's Connie Sykes now.

-N-- No! -[James] Excuse me.

-James. No, James. Listen to me. -What?

Grace is right.

What?

Nothing, I'm just gonna sit here and watch the two of you,

suddenly thick as thieves.

You go stomp over there

the first Sunday of the new regime,

demanding your church back, well, it will be churlish.

Fine, I will submit to your feminine wisdom this time.

For now. But not happily.

Okay, I'm gonna go meet with Phil.

-All right. -Well, listen, uh,

don't forget about Charity and Jacob.

I won't, Dad. I won't.

Lord, I hope she's up to this.

She's the only one in the family that the deacons

will sign off on, but I-- I share your concern.

Stay here. I'll be right back.

Where are you going?

To pay my respects to the dead.

-That woman was on fire! -Yes, she was!

-Lady Mae. God is good. -All the time. [chuckles]

Bob was just saying, Mae,

what a wonderful sermon Grace delivered.

Was that a sermon?

Well, it seemed more like a Minister's Minute.

-Oh! -Like the ones I heard

-on the radio as a child. -[chuckles]

I knew you'd think it was short.

Well, I wouldn't say short, Bob. Uh...

insufficient.

Well, the offering certainly was sufficient.

Do you know it would never occur to me

to use money as a metric

when measuring things of the spirit. [chuckles]

Oh, it's not just about money.

Grace got the folks out the door on time.

-Yes, you are right. -Oh, so that's the new goal

around here, huh?

To make sure the trains are running on time.

Well, did anybody ask Jesus about that? [chuckles]

I would like to try fitting in a third service.

I think the Finance Committee would like that too.

-[Bob] Hmm. -Struggle is real.

[Bob] Plus, on any given Sunday, we have thousands of members

all over the world traveling for business or pleasure,

who like to know, they've told us this,

they like to know no matter which H&H church

they walk into, what they're gonna get.

-Like McDonald's. -[Bob] Like the Lord himself,

who is the same yesterday, today and tomorrow.

[Lady Mae] You know, Bob, I really don't wanna

belabor this point. Especially, since it's Sunday.

You know, when I try to restrain myself

from any full-on warfare,

but there are two things that human beings do together

that's best done slowly.

Mm.

Preaching is one of them.

[Connie] Mae!

I'm all for long sermons.

Make quite a few of them myself, but I also run a business.

Now, if you two lovely young ladies will excuse me,

I think I'd better call home.

I don't know what you think you're doing

chatting him up like that, but make no mistake,

neither I or any of the other Deacons

care a whit that the Bishop gave you the church.

It wasn't his to give.

And no one wants to see you running it.

Not now, not next year, not ever.

Oh, Connie.

What do you want to talk about now?

Nothing.

So, we're good to go.

Almost.

I saw in your proposal, Grace, one thing,

two, really, that I think...

Bob might have trouble with.

Okay.

Your brother and sister,

I mean, installing them as Associate Pastors,

Bob's not gonna go for that.

Your brother barely avoided being charged with fraud

over at Triumph.

He was framed by Basie Skanks.

And as far as your sister, Charity...

Forty thousand followers on Soundcloud,

-that's-- -[Phil] Grace.

She almost got herself arrested for kidnapping in Florida.

Look, it is important to me to give my brother and sister

a place in the structure of this church.

Important to you or your parents?

Because it's not important to us,

and no one in the pews is clamoring.

Okay, so maybe they don't have to be associates.

Maybe we call them assistants or adjuncts?

-I don't care. -Grace.

It's never going to happen.

Oh, so sorry I couldn't be there, Judee,

but you know how important it is to get a buy-in from--

Oh, Mr. Greenleaf, hey!

Yeah. [chuckles] Uh, sorry I-- I-- I--

Circulation problem. My-- My feet.

-You got a second? -For you, Bishop, of course.

Okay, Judee, you-- You tell that little man

his Grandpa loves him. Okay? Bye.

Sorry, I've invaded. My battery died,

-I needed somewhere to plug in. -Oh, don't apologize.

What did you want to talk about?

Mike Evans was a friend of mine.

Mike Evans, uh...

-Sorry I-- I don't-- -He was the Pastor

for the Jericho Faith Fellowship in Galveston.

Oh, yeah, that's one of our churches.

But it wasn't always.

You and Phil tried for years

to get him to hand that church over.

But he wasn't interested.

So, you, you hired a PI to look into his private life.

Learned he acquired an addiction to pain medication

that he was taking for his back after an injury he sustained

while building houses for the poor after Katrina.

And then you shared that information with his board,

and they had him removed.

Within six months

that church became H&H, and Mike Evans is dead.

-Doesn't sound like H&H. -Oh, it sounds just like H&H.

What it doesn't sound like is God.

Well, I'm glad we were there to pick up the pieces

after things went south for your friend.

It's not good when congregations suffer

for the sins of their leaders.

Or is it?

Maybe you have a different take on this.

-If you do, I'd love to-- What? -Bob.

I don't know what you're doing here...

or why Calvary is suddenly so important to you

or how you weaseled your way in, but I'm gonna find out

and when I do,

you're gonna watch your whole magic carpet

of a denomination dissolve underneath you like smoke.

And you're gonna fall, boy.

You're gonna fall hard and fast.

You know what, James...

Your days are numbered.

I'm gonna pray the Lord releases you

from the spirit of resentment.

It can't be good for your heart.

Oh, and, uh, your ex-wife found me after church.

What a spitfire she is!

How did you let her get away? [chuckles]

Thanks for the charge.

[scoffs]

[phone ringing]

Aaron, hey what's going on?

Not much, just here at the office

getting some work done on a Sunday.

You know, Calvary's technically open and inclusive

now that we joined H&H.

You and Kevin should come visit.

[scoffs] Boy, they really must've paid off

Connie Sykes big time, huh?

[chuckles] That's just a rumor, but, yeah.

So, what's up, Counselor?

-How'd church go? -[Grace] Phil said no

-to Jacob and Charity. -Oh, I'm sorry.

Yeah.

[Aaron] You knew he might not say yes.

Yeah, I know-- I just wanted to be able

to give them something, you know.

Grace, trying to pay them off with jobs

isn't that different from your mother

keeping this all a secret.

What? It's completely different.

No, it's just another way to smooth things over.

You know, make it seem like nothing's changed,

when really change might be what has to happen.

[scoffs]

Grace? Grace?

-You still there? -Yeah.

I'm just dealing with the fact

that my little brother just schooled me.

[chuckles]

Mom, I'm trying to go over my monologue

-and Winkie won't stop farting. -Sorry, I can't help it.

-[Jacob laughs] -It's your mother.

How's my mother making your son fart?

-Oh, so now he's my son now? -[chuckles] I'm just saying.

-How does she do that? -Well...

she lets Maricel put butter in everything

when I told her that Winkie can't handle dairy.

Let me move into that cabin.

The one Noah used to live in, please?

I'll talk to Maricel about the butter.

It's not about that.

I am a grown-ass woman, and I'm about to start going

-to college. -Excuse me?

A grown woman talks like one.

I need my own space. I need my own place!

If anybody's moving into that cabin,

-it's gonna be me. -Dad--

So take a number!

Hey, after that foolishness you pulled with Isaiah,

no way we're letting you out of our sight.

Yes.

And we switched you over to SCC this year,

so that we could keep you close.

Nobody can be this close to that.

[phone ringing]

Can I just ask Grandma myself?

-Please? -Yeah, sure, ask her.

-She's gonna say no too. -Okay, well, come on, stinkbutt.

-Who called? -Don't worry, it wasn't Tasha.

-Who was it then? -Doris Saunders.

And who's Doris Saunders?

-Tasha Skanks? -[Jacob sighs]

[Jacob] When you gonna let that go?

It's been a week, Jacob. A week.

Doris Saunders is a member at Triumph, okay?

What would she want with you now?

I mean, I don't know, who knows?

H-- How come I've never met her?

Well, how often were you at Triumph?

You're always so busy at Excellence.

No. [scoffs]

For all we know, Basie, Tasha and Rochelle

are still out there somewhere trying to set us up.

Don't call back.

Yes, ma'am.

I want her moved in before I get back

from Fairview tomorrow.

Yeah, I'll make sure it happens.

Every day, this office sits vacant

is another day her father and all his acolytes

can keep nursing hopes this is all some bad dream.

Can you believe she's trying to hire her brother

and sister as AP's?

Yeah, that didn't surprise me.

Yeah, the sister's not even a pastor.

Phil, I can't fault her for that.

Well, you're not thinking about letting her do it.

-Let her hire them, are you? -No, no, never.

But I don't blame her.

If I was in her position,

I would've tried to do the same thing,

even if it was just to say I tried.

Hey, why are you, uh, going to Fairview?

Mm, just to look in on Cal.

Yeah, he's barely hanging on.

I haven't seen a denominational dues check

from that church in three years.

Yeah.

While I'm out that way, I'm also gonna stop by Bethel,

Sinai, Olive Branch, do the whole circuit.

Hey, you want me come with you? We can do the whole little...

-good cop, bad cop. -No, no, no, no.

-You sure you don't want any? -No, no. I'm good, thanks.

-So, you got us dookie? Oh! -Charity, I tried.

Oh, I'm sorry, you tried and got us dookie.

Can-- What... [sighs]

Can you please stop using that foul word?

Your nephew is sitting right here.

[Charity] I'm glad he's here, he needs to hear it.

Don't expect anything from your sister,

and you won't be disappointed.

Did you tell this Phil that you wouldn't stay on

as interim without your brother

and sister's support?

Kerissa, we have next to no leverage.

Do either of you two understand that?

if I quit, they will put Phil DeMars in the pulpit,

and then we'll have dookie.

I'm not so sure what we have now.

You have someone who's trying to get this church back.

-Trying. -Yeah, trying. What?

Oh, Grace, I can still remember the first night you came home.

You were saying all that nonsense

about how God is the part of us who tries.

Well, right now, trying doesn't cut it, G.

You better preach.

Charity, there's no need for that.

Ever since you came home,

this family has been on a swift slide down,

and I have slid the farthest of all.

[Lady Mae] And what have you suffered

that even vaguely compares

to what Bishop and I have suffered,

are suffering, Kerissa?

Mm-hmm, see, I'm not getting any argument

on the net effect... of your homecoming.

-Okay, you made your point. -Well, if she hadn't come back

these two would be married and retired.

You would be Head Pastor of Calvary.

None of this would've even have happened.

I'm not sure that's entirely true.

Oh, I would have made it happen.

-[James] Really? -Oh, yes.

Fascinating.

Yes, so instead of sitting here, saying that you tried, Gigi,

like that's some kind of divine yellow ribbon,

you need to go back to this Phil and make something happen

for your brother and sister!

For anybody besides your own damn self!

Excuse me, Mama.

You can, uh, side-eye me all you want, Mae,

but I have earned my place in this conversation,

ten times over, and my opinion is as good as anybody's.

Not when it is delivered with a stridency

of screeching pride.

You want to talk about foul language,

do you ever think about what both your children

might learn from your attitude?

You must know you in the wrong, Kerissa!

What I know, come on, baby...

is that I can't live here.

[James] You need to handle your business,

and keep her out of the wine.

It's been hard moving back.

[Lady Mae] And what is the hard part?

The staff, the 50 acres or the rent?

Which as far as I know is free.

So, wait, is Gigi going to talk to Phil...

or-- or who is it? What-- What is happening?

-I'll see she talks to Bob. -Good.

'Cause I'm not going back to singing.

You know, Satan can take a gift that God has given you,

and use it to hold you in bondage.

Oh!

You know, that's what I'm gonna preach about when I'm AP.

Satan's ways! I'm gonna do a whole series.

Okay, you know what, what makes you think

-you gonna be AP? -[Charity] 'Cause I am.

[Jacob] I'm gonna be AP before you.

-[Charity] Oh, please. -[Jacob] Why you always trying

-to do a series on something? -[Charity] Jacob! Whatever.

[Jacob] Whatever what?

The sins and stupidity this poor table has seen,

I'm surprised it doesn't just crash to the floor.

[sighs]

Mm, mm, mm.

-You didn't do anything wrong. -Tell Charity.

And I know why Phil said no and why Bob probably will too.

Charity shouldn't preach anyway.

She probably shouldn't even drive.

And does Jacob even wanna be AP?

Oh, Kerissa wants it, that's enough.

[scoffs] Kerissa is worse than charity.

You're right.

But this is not about them.

This is about what you can do to keep this family together.

Can we please just tell them that I'm Lionel's daughter?

I'm so tired of having this... secret hanging over my head.

It's my head that it's hanging over.

I'm not talking about my reputation, Mama.

I am talking about who I am, my identity, my life.

We will tell them...

once we have won this church back,

and we're all sitting together in-- in-- in victory and unity.

I'll ask Bob about it tomorrow.

Don't ask...

tell.

[footsteps approaching]

That was Doris Saunders, I spoke to earlier.

Why do I even bother talking?

Her son plays for the Red Devils...

and has been having some issues lately.

So she's asked me to be his life coach.

-How much does it pay? -I don't know.

But she wants me to go with her tomorrow to meet with the GM.

Good.

[clears throat]

Yes, may I help you?

I was just in my quarters and...

Yes?

[sighs]

When do you see me moving back up in here and...

us sharing a bed again?

When we're remarried, of course.

[chuckles] When do you think that should be?

Well, I don't know, when we're in love.

Isn't that when people do that kind of thing?

You're not in love with me?

I love you, James, I-- I've never stopped loving you,

but as far as being in love, I...

Well, what do you want? Flowers and a ring?

Yes. Yes, and more than that too.

I'm not some country girl

who's never been to the pictures.

You're courting a woman now, James,

who has had, literally, everything.

[Lady Mae sighs]

So you'll just have to sweep me off my feet.

How?

[sighs] In ways...

Ways I can't even imagine.

Good to know.

Good night.

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[birds chirping]

-Good morning! -Oh, look at my Bible buddy.

Can I move into Noah's old cabin?

Did your parents give you permission

-to ask me that? -Yes.

Hmm.

I tell you what,

if you resume our Bible studies.

-That's at five in the morning. -Zora.

Someday this church will be ours again

which means it will be mine.

And then maybe Aunty Grace's.

And then maybe some day it will be yours.

God will never call me to preach.

Oh, well, maybe he's calling you right now.

Okay. Well--

-[sighs] -How about 5:30?

[laughs] Girl...

The key's in my desk.

-Thank you. -Oh, don't thank me,

thank God because this is the beginning

of a great adventure.

Thank you so much.

Hey, Grace, you got a second?

So you moving into your new office today?

I'll move in when I'm ready.

Bob just wanted to make sure you did it

before he got back today.

[chuckles]

[chuckles]

[Noah] Grace, it's Noah.

Call me back. We really need to talk.

It's important.

[Charity] And so, I feel, with all of that behind me,

losing Kevin to the gays, and my baby to Jesus,

and shaking off those bonds of fear with Iyanla,

I am ready to preach.

Grace did bring the idea to us of you being AP.

-[scoffs] And passionately. -Oh, whatever.

I'm sure she did not express everything that I just told you.

-Well, that's definitely true. -See? I knew it.

Because she hates me.

And I would hate her too, if Jesus didn't tell me

I couldn't, I would.

Well, that's a separate issue

-from-- -Look, I know,

you don't want too many Greenleafs,

but I'm the good one.

Well, I'm better than Grace at least.

I tell you what...

Phil, please don't ask me to be the music minister.

Oh, I hear you.

With that being said, if you were to be my, say,

eyes and ears among the Greenleafs,

in the service of me making sure

that once this year of transition is over that...

I'd be made Head Pastor and not Grace...

I'd definitely make you AP, in exchange for that kindness.

Are you-- Are you asking me to spy?

Well, no, I never said that word and I never would.

I'm just saying, you scratch my back

and I'll scratch yours...

Pastor.

[knocking on door]

-Reverend Greenleaf! -[clears throat]

Mr. Whitmore.

Oh, you're all moved in.

I was told it was a priority.

Uh, Phil said you wanted to talk.

Yeah, I do. Have a seat.

What's on your mind?

[Perry] Pastor Greenleaf, Ms. Saunders here

speaks very highly of you and now that I've had the chance

to sit with you, I do understand why.

That's great. Thanks.

Hey, I'll take it. [chuckles]

You should hear him preach.

Yeah, well, that's kind of what I was about to bring up.

It's no secret that Dante's a handful.

Even in a game with more than his share of handfuls,

he stands out as being a real handful.

That's why we really want someone

in this position he'll respect.

Someone impeccable.

But you've sown your own share of wild oats,

if I can trust the papers.

Oh, well, uh, you know, I've been cleared

-of all wrong-doing at Triumph. -Yes, I know,

but you're not even employed by a church at this point.

Is that correct?

That is correct.

But, uh, I'm hoping to be reinstated

as Associate Pastor back at Calvary.

I should hear something by the end of the day.

Uh, you know, definitely been praying on it.

Perry, he's the one. God told me.

This man is the one that's gonna get my Dante through this.

[Perry] Okay, well, uh...

it's not like the owners are, you know,

connoisseurs of decency, but, uh, sure would help

if your name was on some church's letterhead.

You know I'm saying?

Loud and clear.

Let me get this straight.

You're ready to walk away from this job

if I don't agree to hire your brother and sister?

-Just walk away? -Yeah, and it's non-negotiable.

And so what would you do?

-What would I do if what? -If I say, "No, take a hike."

You won't say no.

Ever since you showed up here, you've been telling me

how much you need me.

Are you not worried at all

about over-exaggerating your importance?

Are you gonna hire my brother and sister or not?

Grace...

I've been following you for a long time.

Even back in Phoenix.

-Following me how? -On TV.

Grace Greenleaf Reports.

[scoffs]

I could tell even then...

you have more of the righteous truth in you

than any TV reporter could hold.

If you can just put your family drama aside,

this could be the beginning of a whole new chapter.

For you as the religious leader God has always meant you to be.

I need for you to hire my brother and sister

as my associate pastors or I'm out.

Putting family first is a mistake.

It's what I have to do.

Grace...

Excuse me, ma'am.

Is it okay if I take this up to your suite and put it away?

Yeah, that'll be fine, Maricel. Thank you.

Oh, Lady Mae told me to tell you...

Yes?

...she's fine with me doing your laundry,

but she'd like it if you did it on Tuesdays and Fridays

with the rest of the house.

[scoffs]

I can just do it myself.

She doesn't want anyone but the staff

using the machines. They're very finicky.

-If you could just do it on-- -Tuesdays and Fridays.

Got it.

Thank you, ma'am.

Hey, good news.

Oh, please tell me you got that job.

I've got to get out of this house.

Well, hey, if Gigi gets me AP, we're set.

-[sighs] -What?

You just told me getting out from under your mother

depends on Gigi.

That's not good news.

[sighs]

[Sophia] So, who is this guy?

Dante Saunders.

The kid who ran over the Confederate statue

-with his car? -Uh-huh.

Yep, my dad's gonna be his spiritual adviser,

life coach, whatever.

I'm gonna be his love coach.

Did it ever occur to you to pick out someone

who isn't total trouble?

What do you mean? He's a hero.

I heard his blood alcohol content

when he did it was off the charts.

Who told you that?

Roberto.

He came by last night to say goodbye.

Why do you have to leave? Just stay,

be boring with Roberto, you can live with me.

Look, I wish I could stay, but I can't.

-[sighs] -Okay.

I'm gonna miss you.

You are. You are gonna miss me. Come here.

And I told him if I didn't get what I wanted, I'm out.

Full stop.

And?

He said Jacob could be AP.

Yes! See?

[Grace] See what?

Oh, nothing. Uh, just thank you.

What about me?

He wouldn't do it. I'm sorry.

So how come you still have a job?

-Because-- -Well, that was the deal, right?

Give me Jacob and Charity or I walk.

Well, it seemed like once he said--

How come you're not walking, Grace?

Charity, once he said yes to the idea of Jacob,

it didn't seem right to just continue--

Oh, so you didn't push for me at all?

I pushed as much as I could.

And then when it stopped making sense,

an idea you might not understand--

So why Jacob and not me?

Jacob's led a church, Charity.

Oh, so you're on Gigi's side now that you're getting everything

-you want. -Oh, here goes crazy.

You know what? I will whoop your ass, Stringbean!

Bring it, Butterbean!

-Really? Really? -Don't. Stop.

Both of y'all, stop.

None of you care about me.

Would you please stop catastrophizing?

Not one of you...

has walked over to hug me

or to say, "Sorry, Charity, I know this hurts."

If you would just be quiet and have your feelings

instead of spraying like some lose fire hose,

-maybe we could. -Yeah.

-Just watch. -[Kerissa] Oh, Charity. Please--

Just sit down, okay?

[Charity] Why? Why?

Because y'all the ones that's gonna get this church back,

'cause y'all the A-Team?

Well, when it's all said and done,

you wanna know who's gonna be preaching

and teaching and reaching for every possible star

from behind that pulpit? Me!

[Kerissa] Mm-mm.

-[Kerissa scoffs] -Go ahead and laugh, Kerissa.

Huh? What...

I'm the one that's bringing dignity back to Calvary.

Ain't that right, Daddy?

-Yes, baby, but don't-- -Pastor Charity Greenleaf.

'Cause God is good all the time.

Hallelujah.

-He's looking for Mama. -Mama's busy.

[phone ringing]

This is Phil.

I'm in.

[phone ringing]

[exhales]

Noah. Hey.

Grace, why haven't you called me back?

I've been busy.

-What's up? -I just got a phone call

from some inmate at a prison in Arizona.

He says he's our son.