Men of God

Men of God is a Christian fraternity founded in 1999 with two chapters in Texas. Its members are primarily African Americans. The first meeting held by the founders was on December 5, 1999 at one of the founder’s apartments. The founding chapter at Texas Tech University is now officially the Eleazar Chapter. During a Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Step Show in Lubbock, Texas, Men of God was called to minister and the founding brothers had to select a... more

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