[5] and then until early 2020, as bishop undertaking a role working on strengthening church growth within the Diocese.
[8] Lee describes his family as having been culturally Buddhist; he was excused from mandatory Christian religious instruction at James Cook Boys high school along with other non-Christian students.
[8] Lee converted to Christianity at a church-run summer camp and later "horrified" his immigrant parents by taking a year off from medical school at the University of New South Wales to study at Moore Theological College.
[8] Lee served as a presbyter in Manly, Beverly Hills and Merrylands.
[2] As bishop, Lee took a traditionalist position on the question of women preaching,[8] and on same-sex marriages, stating that, "We don't hold this position as a matter of mere tradition but as the scriptures dictate.