The Webster dictionary defines a community as a unified body of individuals with common interests living in a particular area. ASUF provides a community to help individuals develop spiritually, socially, and academically. A Christian fraternity and sorority is a great way to build relationships and meet individuals with the same focus. Individuals who will hold other brothers and sisters accountable to living up to the standards of our faith. Proverbs 27:17 states that" iron is made sharp with iron, and one man is made sharp by a friend" (New Life Version).

In 1997, the Baptist Press released a startling statistic and concluded that seventy percent of all college students who regularly attended church while in high school stopped altogether within two years of their graduation. In addition, they also discovered that over eighty percent of college students expressed that their experience in college helped to weaken their faith.

These statistics alone proves that there is a great need for spiritual communities and accountability on college campuses.