Crystal Cathedral

Diamond Rio is one of country music’s most successful, longstanding groups. They released their platinum selling debut disc in 1991, and the following year won the country music association’s vocal group of the year award for the first time. They’ve scored nine number one hits and placed 15 singles in the top five. The band has sold more than ten million records and received the Minnie Pearl Humanitarian Award in recognition of their many charitable endeavors, including their longtime relationship as national spokespersons for Big Brothers and Big Sisters. Diamond Rio sings “In God We Still Trust,” followed by an interview with Marty Roe (MR), lead singer of the group, and Sheila Schuller Coleman (SSC). Following the interview, the group sings “God is There.” Diamond Rio has a new CD available entitled “The Reason,” along with a new book entitled, “Beautiful Mess.”

Hank Hough (HH) is the founder of Kingdom Dog Ministries, a non-profit organization dedicated to spreading the positive message of Jesus Christ through the unique use of Labrador retrievers. Using dogs as a visual illustration, Hank blends humor with simple and timeless biblical truths to show how one can live an abundant life through Jesus Christ. Today, Hank demonstrates with his dog Prophet.

African refugee John Gonleh (JG) and his family were living in Liberia when civil war broke out near their hometown of Monrovia. This began a journey of tragedy and triumph for nearly 20 years that would put their faith to the test. Today John is here to share with us his incredible true life story as captured in his book, "Refuge: A True Story of Faith and Civil War." Sheila Schuller Coleman (SSC) interviews John.

Tanya Unkovich (TU) was happily married and living with her husband Phil in New Zealand when on Phil's 48th birthday, he got a call that changed his life and set them on an unplanned journey. Today, Tanya is here to share with us their story of faith and hope on a journey of triumph in life and death. Tanya has a book entitled, Unplanned Journey. Dr. Schuller (RHS) interviews Tanya.

Austin Gutwein (AG) is a young man who had a dream to help others. At the age of nine, Austin founded Hoops for Hope and today thousands of children in Zambia have access to food, clothing, shelter, a new school and a medical testing facility. Austin has a new book entitled: Take Your Best Shot: Do Something Bigger than Yourself! Austin is interviewed by Sheila Schuller Coleman (SSC).

Derek Fisher (DF) is an NBA Champion. Drafted in 1996 to the Los Angeles Lakers, Derek Fisher, along with his teammates Shaquille O'Neil and Kobe Bryant, established an NBA dynasty. His career has continued to flourish over the past 13 years, and this past season, Derek once again helped lead the LA Lakers to another NBA title. Through the years, Derek's character and leadership on the floor and in the locker room were evident to everyone who came in contact with him. Today, he is sharing what he has learned off and on the court in his new book, Character Driven: Life, Lessons and Basketball." Derek is interviewed by Dr. Schuller (RHS).

Ginny Owens (GO) journey to success in the music industry is not the typical account. Her dream was to be a high school choir director, but schools would not hire her when they realized she was blind. Ginny has sold over a million albums in her career and performed thousands of concerts. She has a non-profit organization called the "Fingerprint Initiative" that champions humanitarian relief around the world. Her new CD is entitled "Say Amen." Ginny is interviewed by Dr. Schuller (RHS).

LaDainian (LT) Tomlinson is a running back for the San Diego Chargers. He has won the most valuable player award, holds the all time NFL record for single season touchdowns (31 in one season) and he holds the NFL record for the most points scored in a single season. His mother Loreane has written a book entitled, LT and Me: What raising a champion taught me about life, faith and listening to your dream. Today, Sheila Schuller Coleman (SSC) interviews LT and his mother. They are here to share their story of what God has done and is doing in their life.

Cathleen Lewis (CL) is the mother of Rex Lewis-Clack (REX). Rex was born with a large cyst on his brain which led to blindness and autism. Despite being born with these great challenges, Rex is a musical savant. Cathleen and Rex' story has been featured on the CBS News program "60 Minutes," and Cathleen has written their story in her new book entitled, "Rex."