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The brand new romantic movie, Terry McMillan Presents: Preach, Pray, Love, premieres on Lifetime Saturday, Nov. 8 at 8/7c.
Starring Karrueche Tran and Mark Hood, the new movie follows a woman as she struggles to reconcile her damaged image and reputation before landing in a helpful program.
How to watch Terry McMillan Presents: Preach, Pray, Love
Cord cutters looking to catch the latest Lifetime movie can stream the premiere live through Philo, DIRECTV and Sling.
Out of the three streaming platforms that carry Lifetime, Philo is the cheapest option at just $33 a month.
Philo is considered one of the most affordable traditional cable alternatives out there. At just $33 a month after a 7-day free trial, subscribers can enjoy over 70 top-rated TV channels such as TLC, MTV, BET, AMC, CMT, Investigation Discovery and more. Subscribers can also access HBO Max and discovery+ content with a Philo subscription.
DIRECTV is one of the leading streaming platforms taking the industry by storm. With plans starting at $89.99 after its 5-day free trial, DIRECTV offers a plethora of live TV channels, tailor-made genre packs to slim down filler overload, and a load of other appealing features.
Sling is another great streaming platform replacing basic cable. By offering users a stellar selection of popular TV channels, Sling is a great alternative to the hassle of traditional cable. Sling is also introducing day, week and weekend passes which allow users to choose how long they can access the platform. Plans start at just $45.99 a month after the first month and the new passes start at $4.99.
More about Preach, Pray, Love
The new Lifetime movie centers on Charlie Jones (Tran), a platinum-selling rapper whose provocative persona has fueled her career and landed her in more than a little trouble. After a stint in prison, Charlie is ordered by the court to complete some community service to further her rehabilitation efforts. While participating in community service, Charlie Jones is thrust into the path of Kyrus Owens (Hood), a charismatic minster. Sparks fly and as their romance blossoms, Owens’ congregation begins to question his commitment to the church.
