• Bible studies – all of the meetings consist of Jesus 101 bible study, this is geared towards issues male students face on college campuses and what God says about dealing with them.

• Prayer – we believe in the power of prayer, all functions and events begin with prayer and end in a prayer, and also reach out to the campus with prayer meetings and events.

• Community service – we believe that giving back to the community is important,  so every chapter is required to have an off campus ministry or support an off campus ministry.  Programs such as tutoring, mentorships, after school bible studies, youth rallies, prison ministries, and juvenile delinquency ministries.  We do these things through mission points that we are required to be done once a month, or more if chapter is able to.

• Orientation – We do not pledge! We believe we only pledge to Jesus Christ.  We do have orientations process in which all members are    required to fulfill.  The process consist of three phases, “Knowing God,” “Knowing yourself,” and “Knowing your organization.”  These activities consist of bible studies, community service, Christian discipleship training, Christian leadership training, and fraternity history and goals.

• Programs – we have members only bible studies and as a well a campus bible, Excellence programs, Ministers councils, Graduate network, Campus Ministries, missions, and step shows.

• Forums - we sponsor Christian forums where we bring in speakers form the community (pastors and Christian leaders), have educational programs dealing with spiritual issues, and men’s retreats.

• Paraphernalia - we consider our paraphernalia as a witnessing tool, because our leaders are Greek it draws people to ask members what it stands for.  We place scriptures on or shirts and on our items so we may share the word of God.

• Christian Mentoring/ Graduate network - one of the best aspects of our fraternity is that God uses our brothers or other members to mentor  and encourage through the word of God the younger member in the  organization. Helping them understand the bible or just aiding them in their Christian walk with God.

                                   What do the colors mean?
                        Our colors are maroon and dark blue.

Maroon – symbolizes the blood of Jesus that washes us white as snow.

Blue – symbolizes the baptism by water, signifying a change in your life
            after being submerged in the water and raising out a new creature
            in Christ Jesus.

                                    What do our letters mean?
 
 

               We read our letters backwards starting from D to G

Delta =   is a temperature change in science, but to us we use it as
               a change in our lives.”

Phi =      is not used a the traditional meaning but to us we stick a cross in
              the middle symbolizing “Jesus who died on the cross for our sins.”

Gamma = being the third letter in the Greek alphabet we use it as
                   “ The resurrection of Jesus, raising on the third day.”

So the entire meaning of the letters is as follows “ a change in our lives,
because Jesus died on the cross for our sins, and raised on the third day.”