UU theologian Paul Rasor says that our liberal religious tradition “is not for the faint of heart,” suggesting that Unitarian Universalism offers a challenging pathway not always easy to follow. It’s one thing to call ourselves “liberals” or to profess liberal beliefs, but what does it actually mean to live deeply by liberal faith, personally and in congregational life? What does it mean to be faithful Unitarian Universalists in today’s world, to faithfully represent our UU tradition in our surrounding communities, to be faithful to our mission? And how do we help one another live up to that ideal?