Religions are often viewed as static depositories of beliefs. We often ask, "What do you believe?" rather than "What do you do?" But religions also offer methods designed to stimulate personal religious experiences. As Unitarian Universalists we follow the Protestant model of Sunday services that are mostly "about" religion, but then, when do we actually "do" our religion? Ricky Hoyt is Minister of the Unitarian Universalist Church of the Verdugo Hills.