Amen

- Season 3

(1988)

The church board's trip to the Bahamas is fraught with problems, including Thelma's fear of flying.

Although he's unable to commit to marriage, Rev. Gregory can't look the other way when Thelma starts dating another man to take her mind off Reuben.

The Deacon decides to run for State Senator and enlists the help of the church board as support staff.

The Deacon can't keep his mind on the church business when a comely legal assistant is working by his side on an insurance case.

A prestigious law firm offers Deacon Frye a job.

Thelma organizes a church supper to impress Reverend Gregory.

Thelma tired of being treated like a domestic by her father moves out and goes to Gregory. And when people learn of this, they start to talk which could be touchy for Gregory. And Frye hires a housekeeper who likes him.

A 19-year-old handyman asks Thelma on a date, and it's not long before the congregation gets the wrong idea about their relationship.

The Deacon takes over as producer of the Christmas pageant, but problems arise when one of the star performers becomes ill.

Deacon Frye agrees to help a wealthy widower find a wife in exchange for a large donation to the church.

Deacon Frye recalls how he met Thelma's mother during the Korean War.

Reverend Gregory becomes ill with the measles and has Thelma waiting on him hand and foot.

Inga's fiancé flees on the day of their wedding.

Thelma consults a psychic about her future with Reverend Gregory.

The truth about Tanya DuBois' prediction is revealed, much to Thelma's relief.

The congregation thinks the Deacon must be punch-drunk for agreeing to manage boxer Windmill Pearson, until Windmill gets into the ring with a contender.

Reverend Gregory's mother arrives for a visit and romantically pursues the Deacon.

Thelma takes a job as a receptionist and earns a big promotion during her first week on the job.

The church holds a talent show to raise money for charity.

Deacon Frye schemes to have Reverend Gregory installed in a prestigious position on the Minister's council.

Deacon Frye enlists himself as Amelia's talent agent when the owner of a record company shows interest in her voice.

Reverend Gregory and Deacon Frye try to help a wayward high-school student by showing him the importance of pursuing a college education.