History of the Creed
The JCI Creed is a sincere and beautiful gift of William Brownfield to all members of the Junior Chamber International.

Brownfield was inspired to write the six-tenet creed when he first became a Jaycee and attended the 1946 U.S. National Convention.

The creed sums up in so very few words, the ideals and purpose of an organization that believes in God and the dignity of the human being. It advances the values of free government and free enterprise. It places an infinite price on the uniqueness of man and the inherent good in him. And above all, the creed espouses the thought and encourages the practice that service to humanity is the best work in life.

The Jaycee Creed was officially adopted by the United States Jaycees in 1947, and later by the Junior Chamber International in 1951.

JCI Creed
We believe:
That faith in God gives meaning and purpose to human life; 
That the brotherhood of man transcends the sovereignty of nations; 
That economic justice can best be won by free men through free enterprise; 
That Government should be of laws rather of men; 
That earth's great treasure lies in human personality; and
That service to humanity is the best work of life.

JCI Mission
To provide leadership development opportunities that empower young people to create positive change.

JCI Vision
To be the foremost global network of young leaders.

青商信條
我們深信：
篤信真理可使人類的生命具有意義和目的；
人類的親愛精神沒有疆域的限制；
經濟上的公平應由自由的人通過自由企業的途徑獲得之；
健全的組織應建立在法治的精神上；
人格是世界上最大的寶藏；
服務人群是人生最崇高的工作。

青商使命
提供領導才能發展機會，促進青年創造積極正面的改變。

青商願景
成為全球具領導性的青年領袖網絡。