James Hulse described the beginnings of the Unitarian experience in Reno in 1958 and continued to chronicle the events which covered the first fifty years, bringing the Fellowship to 2008 and leaving it in its current building. Throughout Jim McCormick has supplied full-color photos of many individuals, who were important to this process. He also added pictures as meaningful as the road sign along Del Monte Lane. For many years the congregation was lay-led, with occasional guest ministers. They moved from building to building, renting space. Early interim ministers are acknowledged for their roles in helping the fellowship grow spiritually and physically. Members donated time, talents and money. At just twenty-nine pages long with plenty of color photographs this book is an easy read and very informative for someone, who hasn't been here the whole time. And it is packed with nostalgia for those who have been here for most or all of it.