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The Mt. Vernon Unitarian Universalist Fellowship is a congregation of Unitarian Universalists. We hold lay-led services every Sunday at 10 a.m. Vernon, Illinois.

at 1600 Isabella Avenue. Who are Unitarian Universalists? : https://youtu.be/-3UYWnngiEo?si=Bv4NapaOp8VANRye Welcome to the site of the Mt. Vernon Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (MVUUF). We are a lay led UU fellowship located at 1600 Isabella Avenue, in the city of Mt. Please explore our website, and if you would like additional information about us, email us at [email protected]. Uni

tarian Universalists claim no statement of doctrine. We believe there is no one right way to lead a religious or spiritual life. We value each individual’s spiritual journey, and believe in reason, freedom, equality, and love. Join us as we gather in community, seeking peace and justice for all persons. For more information about Unitarian Universalism, please visit www.uua.org

We have developed an extensive library at our fellowship. Books may be checked out by members and regular attendees. You may view our catalog online at:

www.librarything.com/catalog/MVUUF

Thank you for your interest in our fellowship!

09/01/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE, SEPTEMBER 6, 2026, 10 a.m.:
“WE RISE TOGETHER. WE THRIVE TOGETHER?”

Gail DeVilbiss will present a service about Labor Day. We will explore the idea that “No one is self-made.” We will honor the work of our hands, the wisdom of our hearts, and the Community that carries us all.

We welcome you to meet with us at 1600 Isabella Avenue in Mt Vernon as we gather in community. Also join us downstairs after the service for snacks, coffee, and conversation.

Do you consider yourself “Spiritual But Not Religious?” If so, then you will likely enjoy and appreciate the Mount Vernon Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. Unitarian Universalism is a liberal spiritual tradition that was formed in 1961 from the consolidation of two American late 18th and early 19th Century Christian denominations: Unitarianism and Universalism. Unitarian Universalists value each individual’s spiritual journey. We believe there is no one right way to lead a spiritual life. Everyone is welcome to this gathering of community which seeks peace and justice for all persons.

For more information about the Fellowship, please see our website at https://mtvernonuuf.org .

08/28/2026

10 A.M., SUNDAY, AUGUST 30, 2026
ZOOM OPEN READING

Susan Trotter will lead the Sunday Service on Zoom. It will be an Open Reading service. You are invited to share readings, poems, brief articles that would be of interest to our congregation. Open readings can be some of our most meaningful services, reflecting the diversity of our Fellowship.

Please join us on Zoom; visitors are welcome. To request to meet with us on Zoom, please email: [email protected]. We host Zoom services during the last Sunday of each month. A virtual social hour follows the service.

Do you consider yourself “Spiritual But Not Religious?” If so, then you will likely enjoy and appreciate the Mount Vernon Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. Unitarian Universalism is a liberal spiritual tradition that was formed in 1961 from the consolidation of two American late 18th and early 19th Century Christian denominations: Unitarianism and Universalism. Unitarian Universalists value each individual’s spiritual journey. We believe there is no one right way to lead a spiritual life. Everyone is welcome to this gathering of community which seeks peace and justice for all persons.

For more information about the Fellowship, please see our website at https://mtvernonuuf.org .

NOTE: Please silence your phones and refrain from taking photos, conducting searches, and texting during services. Thank you for your cooperation.

08/22/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE, AUGUST 23, 2026, 10 a.m.:
“AM I MY KEEPER?”

Mike DeVilbiss will lead our Sunday service. The title of his program is “Am I My Keeper?” In his presentation, Mike will consider a few aspects of our responsibilities to other people.
We welcome you to meet with us at 1600 Isabella Avenue in Mt Vernon as we gather in community. Also join us downstairs after the service for snacks, coffee, and conversation.
Do you consider yourself “Spiritual But Not Religious?” If so, then you will likely enjoy and appreciate the Mount Vernon Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. Unitarian Universalism is a liberal spiritual tradition that was formed in 1961 from the consolidation of two American late 18th and early 19th Century Christian denominations: Unitarianism and Universalism. Unitarian Universalists value each individual’s spiritual journey. We believe there is no one right way to lead a spiritual life. Everyone is welcome to this gathering of community which seeks peace and justice for all persons.
For more information about the Fellowship, please see our website at https://mtvernonuuf.org .

08/14/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE, AUGUST 16, 2026, 10 a.m.:
“DISAPPOINTMENT”

Julie Boles will lead the Sunday service. Julie will discuss “How to Get Through Disappointment.”
We welcome you to meet with us at 1600 Isabella Avenue in Mt Vernon as we gather in community. Also join us downstairs after the service for snacks, coffee, and conversation.
Do you consider yourself “Spiritual But Not Religious?” If so, then you will likely enjoy and appreciate the Mount Vernon Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. Unitarian Universalism is a liberal spiritual tradition that was formed in 1961 from the consolidation of two American late 18th and early 19th Century Christian denominations: Unitarianism and Universalism. Unitarian Universalists value each individual’s spiritual journey. We believe there is no one right way to lead a spiritual life. Everyone is welcome to this gathering of community which seeks peace and justice for all persons.
For more information about the Fellowship, please see our website at https://mtvernonuuf.org .

08/03/2026

10 A.M., SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, 2026
OPEN READING

Diane Schwitz will lead an Open Reading. You are invited to share readings, poems, brief articles that would be of interest to our congregation. Open readings can be some of our most meaningful services, reflecting the diversity of our Fellowship.

We invite you to meet with us at 1600 Isabella Avenue in Mt Vernon as we gather in community. Visitors are welcome! Also join us downstairs after the service for snacks, coffee, and conversation.

Do you consider yourself “Spiritual but Not Religious?” If so, then you will likely enjoy and appreciate the Mount Vernon Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. Unitarian Universalism is a liberal spiritual tradition that was formed in 1961 from the consolidation of two American late 18th and early 19th Century Christian denominations: Unitarianism and Universalism. Unitarian Universalists value each individual’s spiritual journey. We believe there is no one right way to lead a spiritual life. Everyone is welcome to this gathering of community which seeks peace and justice for all persons.

For more information about the Fellowship, please see our website at https://mtvernonuuf.org .

NOTE: Please silence your phones and refrain from taking photos, conducting searches, and texting during services. Thank you for your cooperation.

07/22/2026

Celebrate the life of Barbara Sehr and join others in sharing memories, stories, and condolences.

07/08/2026

10 A.M., SUNDAY, JULY 12, 2026
LUMINARIES OF CONCORD MASSACHUSETTS: HAWTHORNE

This Sunday, Larry Sidwell will be leading the service at the Mt. Vernon Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. For his program, Larry will be continuing a series that looks at 19tj Century Concord Massachusetts. The resident whom he will explore this week is Nathanial Hawthorne. Larry will specifically examine Hawthorne’s struggles with his Puritan heritage and how it manifested itself in his novels and short stories.

We welcome you to meet with us at 1600 Isabella Avenue in Mt Vernon as we gather in community. Also join us downstairs after the service for snacks, coffee, and conversation.

Do you consider yourself “Spiritual But Not Religious?” If so, then you will likely enjoy and appreciate the Mount Vernon Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. Unitarian Universalism is a liberal spiritual tradition that was formed in 1961 from the consolidation of two American late 18th and early 19th Century Christian denominations: Unitarianism and Universalism. Unitarian Universalists value each individual’s spiritual journey. We believe there is no one right way to lead a spiritual life. Everyone is welcome to this gathering of community which seeks peace and justice for all persons.

For more information about the Fellowship, please see our website at https://mtvernonuuf.org .

NOTE: Please silence your phones and refrain from taking photos, conducting searches, and texting during services. Thank you for your cooperation.

07/03/2026

10 A.M., SUNDAY, JULY 5, 2026
HISTORY OF UU’S IN AMERICA

During this weekend that celebrates our nation’s history, Nathan Blasdel will present a service that looks at the history of Unitarian Universalists in America.

We invite you to meet with us at 1600 Isabella Avenue in Mt Vernon as we gather in community. Visitors are welcome! Also join us downstairs after the service for snacks, coffee, and conversation.

Do you consider yourself “Spiritual but Not Religious?” If so, then you will likely enjoy and appreciate the Mount Vernon Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. Unitarian Universalism is a liberal spiritual tradition that was formed in 1961 from the consolidation of two American late 18th and early 19th Century Christian denominations: Unitarianism and Universalism. Unitarian Universalists value each individual’s spiritual journey. We believe there is no one right way to lead a spiritual life. Everyone is welcome to this gathering of community which seeks peace and justice for all persons.

For more information about the Fellowship, please see our website at https://mtvernonuuf.org .

NOTE: Please silence your phones and refrain from taking photos, conducting searches, and texting during services. Thank you for your cooperation.

06/26/2026

10 A.M., SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 2026
ZOOM OPEN READING

Susan Trotter will lead the Sunday Service on Zoom. It will be an Open Reading service. You are invited to share readings, poems, brief articles that would be of interest to our congregation. Open readings can be some of our most meaningful services, reflecting the diversity of our Fellowship.

Please join us on Zoom; visitors are welcome. To request to meet with us on Zoom, please email: [email protected]. We host Zoom services during the last Sunday of each month. A virtual social hour follows the service.

Do you consider yourself “Spiritual But Not Religious?” If so, then you will likely enjoy and appreciate the Mount Vernon Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. Unitarian Universalism is a liberal spiritual tradition that was formed in 1961 from the consolidation of two American late 18th and early 19th Century Christian denominations: Unitarianism and Universalism. Unitarian Universalists value each individual’s spiritual journey. We believe there is no one right way to lead a spiritual life. Everyone is welcome to this gathering of community which seeks peace and justice for all persons.

For more information about the Fellowship, please see our website at https://mtvernonuuf.org .

NOTE: Please silence your phones and refrain from taking photos, conducting searches, and texting during services. Thank you for your cooperation.

06/16/2026

10 A.M., SUNDAY, JUNE 21, 2026
FATHER’S DAY OPEN READING

Nathan Blasdel will lead a Father’s Day Open Reading service. You are invited to share readings, poems, brief articles or photos that focus on Father’s Day. However, you are welcome to bring readings, etc. on any topic that would be of interest to our congregation. Open readings can be some of our most meaningful services, reflecting the diversity of our Fellowship.

We invite you to meet with us at 1600 Isabella Avenue in Mt Vernon as we gather in community. Visitors are welcome! Also join us downstairs after the service for snacks, coffee, and conversation.

Do you consider yourself “Spiritual but Not Religious?” If so, then you will likely enjoy and appreciate the Mount Vernon Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. Unitarian Universalism is a liberal spiritual tradition that was formed in 1961 from the consolidation of two American late 18th and early 19th Century Christian denominations: Unitarianism and Universalism. Unitarian Universalists value each individual’s spiritual journey. We believe there is no one right way to lead a spiritual life. Everyone is welcome to this gathering of community which seeks peace and justice for all persons.

For more information about the Fellowship, please see our website at https://mtvernonuuf.org .

NOTE: Please silence your phones and refrain from taking photos, conducting searches, and texting during services. Thank you for your cooperation.

Address

1600 Isabella Avenue
Mount Vernon, IL
62864

Opening Hours

10am - 11:30am

Website

http://www.mtvernonuuf.org/

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