Power. The Crystal Cathedral congregation was renamed Shepherd's Grove in 2013. Financial considerations dictated a move to a smaller property soon after, as well as a decision to sell the Crystal Cathedral, to the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange for 49 million dollars. The diocese plans to spend over 100 million dollars on structural repairs and alterations necessary to adapt the building for Catholic services. When completed, it is to be rededicated as "Christ Cathedral". Following the move from the Garden Grove campus, services were held in the former Catholic church in the fall of 2013. The congregation moved to Irvine Presbyterian Church in April 2018 after it was sold to real estate developers. Broadcasts The program airs in the United States mainly using paid programming time on Freeform (TV channel), the Trinity Broadcasting Network/The Church Channel, Hillsong Channel, and recently Daystar (TV network). along with about 100 stations through individual contracts. The program also airs over the American Forces Network. In Canada it is carried on VisionTV. In Europe it is broadcast on VOX in Austria, Germany and Switzerland, on RTL in the Netherlands and was formerly broadcast on Sky One in Ireland and the United Kingdom. In the Middle East it is carried on METV in Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria. In Australia, it is seen on the Australian Christian Channel and Network Ten. It is also broadcast weekly on radio. It is broadcast in New Zealand on the Prime network and Shine TV. It is broadcast in Hong Kong on NOW TV Channel 564, TVB Pearl, and Hong Kong Open TV. The Hour of Power telecast, filmed in the Crystal Cathedral's main sanctuary, at one point attracted 1.3 million viewers from 156 countries. Under current Pastor Bobby Schuller, the program attracted 2.2 million viewers worldwide each week. Finances Beginning in the late 1990s, the ministry struggled financially after it borrowed money to build a visitors' center. The 2008 revenues for the program were nearly $5 million lower than revenues for 2007. As of early 2009, the church planned to sell more than $65 million worth of its Orange County property to pay off debt: in San Juan Capistrano, California, and an office building in Garden Grove, California. Due to their financial situation, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange purchased the Garden Grove campus. References Further reading External links YouTube channel Christian television 1970 American television series debuts