Robert H. Schuller

Pastor and author of 'Hour of Power'

Robert H. Schuller - Leaders & Politicians born September 16th, 1926
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Founded the Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, California. Created and hosted the television program 'Hour of Power', which became one of the most-viewed religious programs in the world. Authored numerous books, including 'Tough Times Never Last, But Tough People Do!' and 'Moving Mountains'. Schuller promoted positive thinking and the possibility of personal transformation through faith. Established the Schuller Institute for Successful Aging.

Founded the Crystal Cathedral

Hosted the 'Hour of Power' television program

Authored books including 'Tough Times Never Last'

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