About Phi Alpha Kappa

Phi Alpha Kappa is a non-sectarian community driven by our shared Christian faith. We believe that the Bible is the authoritative, inspired, and living Word of God. We affirm the Apostles’ Creed as a basis for biblical truth, pointing to God’s creation of the world and the deity, death, atonement, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Phi Alpha Kappa believes Christian brotherhood is both a gift and a calling from God, through which we are sanctified as individuals, partake in Christ’s body, and are empowered to transform Ann Arbor and beyond for his glory.

Membership centers on living together near campus: a meal plan in the house, worship and Bible study, intramurals, game nights, social events, service, shared responsibility for the Dutch House, and friends close by when college is hard or worth celebrating.

Members also lead the chapter, connect with 1000+ alumni, and leave PAK better equipped to live and serve God.

Phi Alpha Kappa is non-sectarian. Members come from different denominations and church backgrounds, united by shared Christian faith, the Bible, and the Apostles’ Creed. That range of perspective is a strength: brothers challenge, support, and learn from one another while pursuing Godly wisdom.