About the editor: quoting from the book's back cover, "Kathleen Rolenz serves as co-minister of the West Shore Unitarian Universalist Church in Rocky River, Ohio, and is a certified spirtual director. She enjoys reading the early church histories and murder mysteries, as well as listening to gospel music from the early twentieth century. She is co-author, with Wayne Arnason, of "Worship That Works: Theory and Practice for Unitarian Universalists." About the book; Kendyl Gibbons, minister, First Unitarian Society of Minneapolis wrote of this work, "The lovely gathering of selections both ancient and modern will be a useful tool in the crafting of worship, as well as a fruitful resource for personal devotional practice within a free faith. It offers wisdom drawn from teachers of many ages and traditions, including Unitarian Universalism. The framing provided by the six Sources gives the collection a flexible and accessible structure, while one can also dip into it at random and find deep refreshment for the spirit on every page." Included is a first line index of the readings and an alphabetical list of contributors.