On this Easter weekend, I wanted to share with you one of several comversations I had with one of the most popular of the TV evangelists of his day: Rev. Robert Schullt, creator of The Hour of Power, the leader of a congregation that worshiped in the Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, California.
In 1992, we met for an interview about a new book about his life.  It was called "Goliath," written by his son-in-law James Penner.

On this Easter weekend, I wanted to share with you one of several comversations I had with one of the most popular of the TV evangelists of his day: Rev. Robert Schullt, creator of The Hour of Power, the leader of a congregation that worshiped in the Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, California. In 1992, we met for an interview about a new book about his life. It was called "Goliath," written by his son-in-law James Penner.

On this Easter weekend, I wanted to share with you one of several comversations I had with one of the most popular of the TV evangelists of his day: Rev. Robert Schullt, creator of The Hour of Power, the leader of a congregation that worshiped in the Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, California.
In 1992, we met for an interview about a new book about his life. &nbsp;It was called "Goliath," written by his son-in-law James Penner.

Robert Schuller

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