6th Principle (World Community)

The sixth of Our Unitarian Universalist Principles calls us to affirm and promote "the goal of world community with peace, liberty, and justice for all."

This list includes every page tagged with "6th Principle (World Community)."

  • Rallying people to confront climate crisis, ‘keep pushing on’
    By Jim Ross
    From UU World

    Teen climate activist Sophia Geiger fights for systemic change.

  • Ibram Kendi, holding a microphone, speaks to someone off camera.
    Racist or Antiracist
    By Ibram X Kendi
    From WorshipWeb
    If I could somehow shape the world, we would eradicate the term 'not racist.' It would force people to recognize that they’re either racist or anti-racist.
  • Two open hands, palms up, pin the stem of a small yellow flower.
    Invocation to the Spirit of Life (An Alternative Lord's Prayer)
    By Alex Jensen
    From WorshipWeb
    Remind us to be gentle; may we love mercy and kindness, recalling the times when we've fallen short ourselves.
  • A close-up of a person wearing glasses, gazing into the distance.
    We Are Called to Pay Attention
    By Amanda Udis-Kessler
    From WorshipWeb
    In paying attention to the people in our lives, we give thanks for their presence and work to support them to the best of our abilities.
  • Chalice, hymnals and matches on a table
    The Hearth of the Chalice
    By Bear W. Qolezcua
    From WorshipWeb
    As we light the chalice, may our souls become its hearth. We join our hearts in one flame of bright compassion and fervent justice. May our sparks create Beloved Community in the world.
  • An array, fan-like, of leaves ranging from green to gold to rust to red.
    The Seasons of Life
    By Mary Frances Comer
    From WorshipWeb
    We are grateful to mark time with seasons, ...
  • A photo of a brick storefront with "The Stonewall Inn" in neon letters in the window.
    On a Holy Night in 1969
    By Otto O'Connor
    From WorshipWeb
    Let us pay tribute to our movement ancestors, many of them transwomen of color who led the first rebellion that night.
  • A flock of gray geese, one of which is in mid-honk.
    Honk If You Love
    By Lindasusan Ulrich
    From Braver/Wiser
    If justice is to be realized, our voices must speak loudly—even boisterously—of love.
  • A close-up of a bubble, in a hemisphere, radiant with teal, indigo, and fuschia.
    To the people who have mistaken freedom for liberation
    By Theresa I. Soto
    From WorshipWeb
    Being free is not a license, but / A promise.
  • A small crowd of people singing or chanting, some with smiles and others with arms raised.
    Everyone for Everyone
    By Rayla D. Mattson
    From Braver/Wiser
    People of color—and other marginalized people—can’t just want things to be different. It has to be everyone wanting things to be different for everyone.

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