One ^Ghuman family ^EmGod has made, ^Am7and all ^Dfor each to ^Gcare. One ^Gworld, to be the ^Emhome of all. ^Am7with all its ^Dwealth to ^Gshare. ^Am7One Christ, to ^D7manifest on ^Emearth

love’s ultimate des—i^Cgn. ^D7 One ^GChurch to know the ^Emmystery of ^Am7broken ^D7bread and ^Gwine.

One ^Grace, one world — yet^Em torn apart, ^Am7we spurn the^D way of ^Glove. But^G still ahead, the ^EmChrist leads on ^Am7and calls his ^DChurch to ^Gmove ^Am7from love of ^D7power to power of ^Emlove, to give the world to^C all —^D7 to ^Gtrust the love that ^Emconquered death, outs^Am7ide the ^D7city ^Gwall.

And ^Gare we brave ^Emenough to join ^Am7with that great ^Dcompany ^G— the ^Gcost not less than ^Emall we have ^Am7and are or ^Dhope to ^Gbe — ^Am7the bitter cup of^D7 human sin ^Emto drink with him who ^Cdied, ^D7 and ^Gtake his love ^Emoutside the wall to a^Am7ll the ^D7cruci^Gfied?

Claim ^Ghim who claims us ^Emfor his own, ^Am7to share his ^Dpain and ^Ggrief, to ^Gbear the scars that ^Emstamp us his — the^Am7 hallmark ^Dof b^Gelief. ^Am7As partners of the ^D7living Christ, w^Emho risk the path he tr^Cod, ^D7 with ^Gwondering love we ^Emfind we share the ^Am7timeless^D7 joy of ^GGod.