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Cody Dick Cody Dick graduated from Texas Christian University with an M.B.A. in May 2001 and with a B.S. in Political Science in May 2000. He was a member of Brothers Under Christ from Fall 1996 to Spring 2001, serving as Secretary in 1999. David Daniels David Daniels serves as Senior Pastor of Pantego Bible Church in Fort Worth, Texas. He received his Bachelor of Fine Arts from The University of Texas at Austin and started a career as a graphic designer upon graduation. Trusting God's call to ministry, he left Austin in 1989 to pursue a Master of Divinity at Denver Seminary in Colorado. In May 2007, he completed his Doctor of Ministry at Dallas Theological Seminary with a research focus on preaching style and delivery.
David is co-founder of Beta Upsilon Chi and presently serves on the fraternity Advisory Board. He also serves on the Board of Advisors of Austin New Church and is part of a leadership team advancing a senior pastor's prayer initiative throughout the greater Arlington area. His commitment to personal discipleship and world missions has taken him and his family to China, Russia, Ukraine, Estonia and Mexico on short-term trips. David enjoys laughing, golfing, home renovations, traveling, reading, writing, games (Scrabble, Chess and Settlers of Catan) and any time with his wife, Tiffany, sons, Grant and Pearson, and daughter, Jenna. His personal mission statement -"Making God famous by making disciples who are changed by God to change their world"- expresses his vision of life transformation that ends in the ultimate goal of God's glory. His favorite verse is Acts 20:24 --"However, I consider my life worth nothing to me, if only I may finish the race and complete the task the Lord Jesus has given me--the task of testifying to the gospel of God's grace." Wendel R Weaver Co-founder, University of Texas
Chuck James Co-founder, Texas Christian University Born and raised in St Joseph, Missouri. Graduated from TCU in 1989. TCU provided great opportunities, but none greater than the one to be involved in the founding of the Beta Chapter of Beta Upsilon Chi. Chuck’s heart beats loud and clear for BYX and its’ leadership and envisions BYX being a part of every major university as it provides a vital missing link in the opportunity for men to connect with other men who desire to follow Jesus Christ. Brett Williams
Co-founder, Texas A&M Entering college with a strong desire for Christian brotherhood and fellowship, God gave Brett the vision of starting the Gamma Chapter of Beta Upsilon Chi at Texas A&M and he served as the inaugural president. Brett received his B.B.A. in accounting from Texas A&M University in 1995. After graduating from A&M, Brett spent a year practicing accounting in Houston before starting law school at Baylor School of Law. As a licensed attorney and a CPA, God has used Brett's background to further BYX by organizing the ministry as a nonprofit corporation and providing counsel on various legal/accounting matters.
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In 1985, Wendel, along with a handful of other college men from the University of Texas, saw a need for an all male group that was based on the unity and brotherhood of Jesus Christ. Once graduated, again he saw a need for an alumni association to help keep chapters on track, flourish, and start new chapters. 
