covering for Elogeme and as a ministry to the needs of Christian college men. Megisté Areté Christian Fraternity Inc. was founded on May 7, 1989 on the campus of Illinois State University. Megisté is Greek for "greater" or "greatest," and Areté is Greek for "manhood" or "manliness". The organization has ten active chapters. Omega Kappa Psi In 1995, Omega Kappa Psi (ΩΚΨ), was founded by one man who approached three other men with a convincing argument that Christian Brotherhood could grow in popularity as long as the truth was presented to young men. These four men established the Alpha chapter of the fraternity in Charlotte, NC on the campus of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and sought out men with like-minds. The Alpha chapter tried to grow its ranks but was unable to maintain a steady membership due to young men wanting to be more social than Christian and ceased campus activities in 1997 after the death of one of its members. In 2017 the fraternity has resurfaced online seeking to reestablish itself and build an organization that is far reaching beyond a campus lifestyle setting so as not to confuse potential members to believe that they will only be a social fraternity. Today, its goal is to teach men to be leaders in the body of Christ and to shine a light into a dark world. Beta Upsilon Chi Fifty-five chapters of Christian Greek letter organizations (GLO) trace their roots to the Texas Movement. Beta Upsilon Chi began in 1985. BYX, with thirty-eight chapters in Texas, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, Georgia, Missouri, Florida, Louisiana, South Carolina, Kentucky, Alabama, Michigan, North Carolina and Indiana, remains the largest Christian fraternity in the United States. Mississippi was the first state to offer a Christian fraternity at all of its comprehensive four-year universities. Alpha Nu Omega Alpha Nu Omega, Incorporated was founded in 1988 on the campus of Morgan State University. Its organizational purpose is to "present a Christian alternative to the students and or faculty on college/university campuses, to minister to the needs of the whole person (spirit, soul, and body), and to promote an attitude of academic excellence among its members." Alpha Nu Omega is established as far north as New York, as far south as Florida, and as far west as Ohio. While most chapters are located at historically African-American colleges and universities, the organization does not consider