This week we cap our four week mini-series on The Road's values and ask...  what does it mean to be genuine?  Words like "authenticity," "realness," "accepting," and "sincere" are often found in the value statements of churches.  We say things like "Come As Your Are" and "Everyone is Welcome" and we mean to be the sort of people of whom those words and phrases are true and descriptive and not merely an aspiration...  But what are the edges of our genuineness?  Do we show up in genuineness with one another?  How about to ourselves?  We long to "get real" and "be real"...  so how do we live into it?