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The Preachers of Los Angeles finale is a "must see"

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Detrick Haddon answers a call from Bishop Noel Jones that suddenly changes things on his wedding day.

Deitrick Haddon, star of Oxygen's "Preachers of L.A." (POLA) will be in tears on the season one finale of the faith-based reality show tonight.

 For the past five weeks, the controversial show has presented men of the cloth like they have never been seen on television before and the finale promises to be just as  attention grabbing  as the premiere.

In a preview video of episode 6, Deitrick and Dominique Haddon, the couple whose storyline has dominated the series, learn that cast mate, Bishop Noel Jones, won't be able to officiate their formal wedding an hour before they are to say the ceremonial  "I do" (they had an informal ceremony in an earlier episode). Jones suggests Haddon ask Pastor Jay Haizlip to perform their nuptials, which could be a bit uncomfortable because Pastor Ron and First Lady Gibson are the couple's "marriage mentors".

Who will marry the Haddons?

All the clip gives away is that Haddon does not want his father, Bishop Clarence Haddon to marry them.  "I don't want my dad. . .He married me the first time and it didn't work out!,"said the younger Mr. Haddon referring to his previously failed marriage to gospel singer Damita Haddon.

Gospel singer Deitrick Haddon is in tears on his wedding day. Photo credit: OXYGEN

How this young couple handles their wedding complications is not the main reason viewers should tune in tonight. 

Since the airing of  POLA it has been the only place on television to see preachers getting tatted up, dealing with relationship drama and matters of the church up close and personal.  Those who participated in it believe POLA serves a greater purpose -- that it can be a new frontier in ministry.  Check out POLA tonight to see if you agree.

The season one finale of Preacher of L.A." airs on Oxygen on Wednesday, November 27 at 10 PM (EST).

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