The mission of Skagit Unitarian Universalist Fellowship is to create a welcoming and loving church. We care for our planet. We also promote spiritual growth and justice, encouraging lives of integrity, joy, and service. This fellowship embraces all sexual and racial identities, including the LGBTQ+ and BIPOC communities. We also acknowledge that we reside on the ancestral homelands of the Coast Salish Peoples.
On our website you will find information about upcoming services and events; and you can sample some of the audio recordings of past services.
Frequently asked questions, and information about our Children’s Religious Education program are also provided on this website. Give us a call or email us if you have any further questions.
Services can be attended via Zoom or in person at Diversity Hall in Mount Vernon. We hope to see you soon!
Sunday Services Begin at 10:30 a.m.
Skagit Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Non-Profit EIN: 91-1285694
Childcare is available during the Sunday services, and two weeks a month there is also a Children’s Religious Education lesson. Children are also welcome to stay with their caregivers in the service and the table seating is intended for these families. More CRE information
The ABCs of Freedom
Celebrating Passover and Its Relevance Today
Celebrant: Rosemary Stevens
Speaker: Rabbi Kalish Leviel
Media: George Rogers-Clark
Passover is more than a historical event — it is a living spiritual journey from constriction to freedom. Rabbi Kalish Leviel invites us to explore “The ABCs of Freedom,” discovering how this ancient story illuminates our own path toward greater awareness, compassion, and liberation. Come celebrate the spirit of freedom that is truly alive within us.
A Zoom link for this service will be sent to members and friends!

Print Version of The Best Cannot be Told – Part 4 Sermon by Rev. Bruce Bode

Community of Spirit
Bring your passions and hopes!

Lively Discussions
Warm social gatherings and lively discussions highlight our fellowship.
SUUF has been a lovely constant in a busy season of life. I can’t always attend services on Sundays and yet I always feel like a member of the community. I enjoy the variety of events SUUF hosts throughout the year and the friendships I’ve made here are truly amazing.
