Amen - Season 2

The deacon has defended Roxanne and she has been found not to have murdered her husband. Now, there is nothing to stand in the way of his romantic passions for her...except for Thelma, and a fire in the church.

The deacon defends an attractive and glamorous woman (Jackee) in the murder of her husband and begins to fall for her charms.

Rev. Gregory is upset when the first couple he ever married accuses him of malpractice and negligent counseling. Meanwhile, the deacon tries to turn the church into a wedding chapel, Vegas style.

Thelma daydreams about beginning married life with the reverend. Meanwhile, the deacon has a vision of the reverend as his son-in-law. And then there's Reuben who sees the influence that Ernie has on one of his sons.

The deacon takes a personal interest in the divorce of a church couple, when he finds out the husband of the distraught woman is a millionaire.

At a church retreat in the mountains, the deacon has a spiritual reawakening after almost freezing to death during a blizzard.

An attractive church benefactor eyes Reuben.

After money from the collection plate comes up missing, the reverend and the Hetebrinks believe that Jeanette may have stolen it.

The deacon tries to erase an embarrassing phone message that Thelma left on Reuben's answering machine.

To conquer his fear of snakes, the deacon visits a therapist. Part of the treatment includes staying in a room alone with a large boa constrictor.

The choir fights over which carol to sing in a competition.

Thelma becomes a foster parent to a precocious nine-year-old girl (Gloria Briscoe).

The deacon falls while shovelling snow and hurts his back. The doctor treating him becomes romantically interested in Thelma. Reuben then competes with him for Thelma's attention on her birthday.

At the last minute, Rolly (Jester Hairston) decides he does not want to go through with his wedding to Aunt Leola. The deacon tries to help patch up their differences.

An unexpected romance occurs between Rolly and Thelma's Aunt Leola (Rosetta LeNoire).

The deacon (Sherman Hemsley) assists with a teen hotline. He also represents the reverend in an injury-related lawsuit.

Thelma (Anna Maria Horsford) dreads her upcoming class reunion, fearing she has not made much of her life. Meanwhile, Amelia is audited by the IRS.

Rev. Johnny (Rev. William Hudson III) returns to give a sermon at the church.

Amelia (Roz Ryan) needs help when her gambling habit resurfaces.

A rivalry is renewed when the deacon is pitted against an old law-school classmate during a palimony suit.

The reverend (Clifton Davis) contemplates accepting a new job in Los Angeles.