-- and I'm not doing it now, either. ... As I come to the end of my ministry I can assure you that I have never swerved to the right or left of the fundamental Word of God. Shuler died in 1965. He was survived by his wife, Nelle Shuler, and his seven children—Jack C. Shuler, William R. Shuler, Robert P. Shuler Jr., Edward H. Shuler, Phil R. Shuler, Dorothy Pitkin, and Nelle Fertig. Bill was the captain of the Army football team in 1935 and was named an All-American at the end position, while Robert Jr. assumed the Trinity Methodist Church pastorate after the elder Shuler's retirement. Jack was a well known evangelist who held large meetings throughout the United States, Canada, and Ireland in the 1940s and 1950s. See also List of Christian pastors in politics Fundamentalist–Modernist Controversy Prohibition Party External links Shuler's sermon, "God's Man," preached April 5, 1951 Notes 1880 births 1965 deaths American evangelists Methodist ministers Methodist evangelists Radio evangelists Emory and Henry College alumni People from Tennessee California Prohibitionists California Republicans Critics of the Catholic Church American temperance activists American Christian creationists American anti-corruption activists Southern Methodists Old Right (United States) Christian fundamentalists Anti-crime activists American anti-communists