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CHRIST-CENTERED FRATERNITY Purposes ALPHA GAMMA OMEGA CHRIST-CENTERED FRATERNITY Purposes Alpha Gamma Omega, a National Christ-Centered Fraternity, is a brotherhood that aims to: - Win others to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ - Promote Christian fellowship - Present Christian ideals in word and deed - Search reverently for the truth - Uphold the traditions and ideals of the university - Deepen the spiritual lives of the members [ ] Brotherhood · Inreach · Outreach ΑΓΩ Alpha Gamma Omega ago.org 2 Timothy 2:15 Identity Statement As a social fraternity on college campuses, our Christ-Centered brotherhood seeks to know, love, and glorify God and be used by Him to establish, equip, and encourage lifelong followers of God. BE MAKE DISCIPLES DISCIPLES “Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved a worker who has no need to be ashamed, rightly handling the word of truth.” (2 Timothy 2:15) Alpha Gamma Omega ago.org 2 Timothy 2:15 HISTORY [ of Alpha Gamma Omega ] During the school year of 1926-27, three students at the University of California, Los Angeles met during lunch for prayer and fellowship. E. Harlan Fischer, Frank Young, and James Carter looked forward to the establishment of a Christian club on campus. Fischer sent letters to 35 students during the Christmas break. A dinner meeting was held for these young men and 16 gathered there to discuss their possibilities. Those present felt that a Christian fraternity, founded on Christian ideals and fellowship, would be more reputable than a Christian club. Fischer appointed a committee to draw up a Constitution. This Constitution was accepted at the first official meeting of the Fraternity on February 15, 1927. Twelve men signed as charter members. The primary purpose of AGO was to provide Christian fellowship for born again men thrown into an atmosphere of Godlessness and to give forth a testimony to others of the saving and keeping power of the Lord Jesus Christ. – Founder E. Harlan Fischer Today, nearly 90 years since the founding of Alpha Gamma Omega, the Fraternity is still committed to the truth of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Thousands of men have served Christ at our chapters in California and Colorado, and now serve him around the world. Alpha Gamma Omega ago.org 2 Timothy 2:15 Introduction Our AΓΩ chapters are more than just fraternity houses or dwellings. They are hubs of leadership development. They are a core in which lifelong friendships are forged. They are epicenters of spiritual growth and maturity. They are brotherhoods. They are homes. They are communities of college men actively seeking to grow in their relationships with their brothers in Christ and with God. This is AΓΩ. “As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another.” (Proverbs 27:17) We are excited to hear about your interest in Alpha Gamma Omega. If you are interested in joining an already existing chapter, please contact Steven Weier at [email protected] and he will put you in contact with somebody at the relevant chapter. If you are interested in the process for starting a chapter, also please contact Steven. He is here to help you through the colonization process. Please note that the final decision concerning whether you and your group of college men will receive the right to start an AΓΩ chapter rests with our national leadership. Our staff, national leadership, advisors, and chapters will walk with you throughout the process, help you, and pray for you. We look forward to it! Thank you for your interest in AΓΩ. Alpha Gamma Omega ago.org 2 Timothy 2:15 Alpha Gamma Omega ago.org 2 Timothy 2:15 Chapters and Leaders Alpha – UCLA Beta – UC Berkeley Gamma – CSU Long Beach Epsilon – SDSU Zeta – UCSB Eta – Fresno State Kappa – San Luis Obispo Xi – University of Colorado, Boulder Pi – USC Rho – Colorado State University Tau – Santa Clara University Upsilon – Appalachian State University National President – John Seevers [email protected] Marketing Director – Steven Weier [email protected] VP Collegiate Affairs – Hector Perea [email protected] VP Alumni – Chris Olson Chaplain – Jonathan Sibug Treasurer – Brent Fellows Secretary – Cameron Weinberg Alpha Gamma Omega ago.org 2 Timothy 2:15 Alpha Gamma Omega ago.org 2 Timothy 2:15 HOW DO WE DO ΑΓΩ? PLEDGESHIP The pledge process builds up and prepares pledges to be active members of Alpha Gamma Omega. It provides opportunities for pledges to forge strong bonds with their pledge brothers and the active members, while also challenging and equipping them to grow in their faith. Pledges both lead and serve alongside active members in both social and spiritual events. INREACH & OUTREACH AΓΩ strives to equip and grow its own members spiritually (as well as engaging in outreach). On the inreach side, we do this through accountability partners, who meet weekly to share their struggles and encourage one another, weekly prayer meetings, worship, and attending church together. For outreach, we share our faith, host worship nights, and have service ministries that focus on Greek Row. RETREATS Each quarter, retreats, weekenders, and other trips allow our members to get away from their routines, relax, and enjoy time together. "Behold, how good and pleasant it is when brothers dwell in unity!" (Psalm 133:1) Alpha Gamma Omega ago.org 2 Timothy 2:15 HOW DO WE DO ΑΓΩ? SOCIAL EVENTS Our social events provide further opportunities for bonding within AΓΩ and with students throughout the campus. They range from open parties and tailgates to mixers, date nights, and formals, providing a safe, fun, alcohol-free alternative to typical college social events. SERVICE Through partnerships with service organizations in Mexico and in the US, our members serve at home and abroad, developing a heart for those in need in their local community and throughout the world. Service projects range from weekly commitments by individual members to monthly opportunities and quarterly trips. INTERCHAPTER BONDING Each Fall, all of our chapters and chapters of our sister sorority, AΔX, gather in San Luis Obispo, CA for the annual Pismo Beach Flag Football Tournament. Each Spring, alumni, pledges, and active members gather in Anaheim, CA for Founders’ Day. Beyond this, chapters frequently visit one another. Alpha Gamma Omega ago.org 2 Timothy 2:15 HOW DO WE DO ΑΓΩ? BROTHERHOOD Throughout the semester, chapters set aside time and funds for themselves to continue having a unified brotherhood. Events vary, ranging from game nights at the house and sports on campus to going hiking or to the beach. PHILANTHROPY We host event and put on fundraisers to financially serve AΓΩ mission trips and other evangelistic organizations. We also partner with sororities and compete in their philanthropic events with other fraternities. LEADERSHIP AΓΩ develops men into leaders. These men learn to plan, delegate, and serve effectively. More than that, however, they are trained to be disciplined followers of Christ that keep their priorities straight. Alpha Gamma Omega ago.org 2 Timothy 2:15 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS WHAT ABOUT HAZING? IS THERE A CHRISTIAN SORORITY We do not haze. Our goals are not served TOO? by physical or mental abuse or humiliation, Yes! Alpha Delta Chi (AΔX) is our sister nor is hazing consistent with the idea of sorority. Many of our social events and treating pledges as brothers in Christ. outreach events involve working with these Furthermore, we have a strict anti-hazing excellent women of God. code of conduct that we follow and make http://alphadeltachi.org/ clearly known to pledges. AΓΩ AND THE CHURCH AΓΩ is not a church—it is a fraternity. WHAT ABOUT ALCOHOL? Alcohol is strictly prohibited at all AΓΩ Members are encouraged to join local events. Our members pledge to adhere to churches. biblical standards concerning drinking HOW LONG DOES STARTING A alcohol—they are expected to wait until they are of legal drinking age, avoid CHAPTER TAKE? drunkenness, and not cause brothers to Our three phase process is expected to take 1 term (quarter or semester) to complete. stumble. HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO BE WHAT DOES STARTING A CHAPTER A MEMBER? ENTAIL? Chapters’ membership dues vary by school, STEP 1: Interest and applications from but are typically around $350 per quarter prospective members (1-2 weeks) or $500 per semester. These dues primarily STEP 2: Colony charter received, prospective support the functions of the individual members learn AΓΩ history, and pledge chapter. process (4-6 weeks) STEP 3: Initial founding class recruits another Our three phase process is expected to take 1 term (quarter or semester) to complete. set of guys to give the full founding class 20- 25 members, finish pledging for all founders DOES A ΓΩ HAVE FRATERNITY (4-6 weeks) HOUSES? Yes! Most of our chapters have fraternity WHO CAN I CONTACT FOR MORE houses where active members live. INFORMATION? Feel free to contact our full-time staff, Steven Weier, at [email protected] Alpha Gamma Omega ago.org 2 Timothy 2:15 Alpha Gamma Omega Prospective Chapter Process Phase 1 Phase 1 – Interest Profile Phase 1 is to be completed by the initial 3-5 interested leaders. If at this time there is just 1 person interested but you are confident that there would be sufficient interest at your university to form a chapter, feel free to still fill out the cover letter as a way of introducing yourself. Please e-mail Phase 1 to [email protected] Phase 1.1 – Cover Letter In roughly 1 page each (single spaced), please answer the following questions: What is your name? Briefly, what is your personal testimony? Where are you currently at in your relationship with God? What does it mean to be a leader? How have you and the other guys interested in forming this chapter demonstrated leadership in the past? Why are you interested in starting an AGO chapter at your university? 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