article_snippet.sent: The Rev. Robert H. Schuller and The Rev. Robert H. Schuller late wife, Arvella (seen together in 1950) started a ministry in 1955 with $500 when The Rev. Robert H. Schuller began preaching from the roof of a concession stand at a drive-in movie theater southeast of Los Angeles .
article_snippet.sent: the positive person' and the positive person' late wife, Arvella, an organist, started a ministry in 1955 with $500 when the positive person' began preaching from the roof of a concession stand at a drive-in movie theater southeast of Los AngelesLos Angeles.
article_snippet.sent: a 'walk-in/drive-in church' — and Schuller began broadcasting the 'Hour of Power' in 1970.
article_snippet.sent: In 1980, the positive person' built the towering glass-and-steel Crystal Cathedral to house the positive person' booming TV ministry, which was broadcast live each week from the Crystal Cathedral's airy and sunlit 2,800-seat sanctuary.
article_snippet.sent: The Rev. Robert H. Schuller also took over the 'Hour of Power,' broadcasting from a new location.
highlights_snippet.sent: late wife started a ministry in 1955 with $500 when daughter Carol Schuller Milner began preaching from the roof of a concession stand at a drive-in movie theater southeast of Los Angeles .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: The Rev. Robert H. Schuller began broadcasting the 'Hour of Power' in 1970 .
  