PK in the news, Robert A. Schuller will not be the face of Hour of Power.

On upcoming broadcasts of the Hour of Power
from the glistening Crystal Cathedral in Southern California, the face
that will appear in the pulpit won't always be that of Robert A.
Schuller, the son of founder Robert H. Schuller.

The elder Schuller, 82, announced Sunday (Oct. 26) that
differences between them about the future of the ministry have led to a
decision to expand the platform of the broadcast.

"It is no secret to any of you that my son, Robert, and
I have been struggling as we each have different ideas as to the
direction and the vision for this ministry as we move into the future,"
the elder Schuller wrote in an announcement made at a church meeting
Saturday and posted on its website the next day.

It's hard enough to follow a popular and talented preacher at any church, try it when that preacher is your Dad.  How painful must that conversation have been?

My Dad talked about the idea of following him at his current church.  It has been very clear to me that God is not calling me in that direction.