Oxygen's newest hit reality show "Preachers of Atlanta" continues to surprise viewers as cast member LeAndria Johnson expressed her desire to organize a new ministry.

Enstarz wrote that the preacher is setting up a new "distraction" while waiting for the paternity test results, checking whether her husband had a son with another woman. She is said to be organizing a ministry called iProgress that will "minister on the women on the street."

The website elaborated that Johnson would like to reach out to women who sell their bodies for a living. "I don't wanna be in no long skirt... If I go in regular clothes, they ain't gonna hear nothing I gotta say," she said.

"That's what ministry is all about...Going the distance. They'll start thinking 'She did that for me?'" Johnson added. However, her friends opposed her plans when they have learned that she is trying to go to a street corner in Atlanta.

"I really believe in meeting people where they are," the preacher insist. She wants to help more than giving blankets, clothes and food. "It's deeper than that," she continued, and so the team finally agreed with her.

On the other hand, Pastor Corey Hambrick holds a talk in regards to race relations with the cops, according to a report in Gossip on This.

"Preachers of Atlanta" stars Pastor Corey Hambrick, Pastor Le'Andria Johnson, Pastor Canton Jones, Pastor Kimberly Jones-Pothier, and Pastor JudahSwilley. They are dedicated preachers who are determined to meet people and restore their lost faith. 

Catch the full episode Wednesday at 10/9c on Oxygen.