Rev. W. H. Lee has walked many paths in his spiritual journey. He has lived at most levels of society. Born in St. Louis Missouri fifty something years ago, Rev Lee was brought up the only surviving son of his parents. His father and mother, Harry and Patti Lee, were modest people. Rev Lee's father was a mechanic, his mother returned to work at various jobs after he began school in the 1950s. Both are now deceased.
In his life's journey, Rev. Lee has experienced many facets of professional life. He has served our country in the mid 1970s in the U. S. Army, serving in active units at Fort Leonard Wood and Korea and reserve units at home achieving the rank of Sergeant.
Upon discharge from the military, Rev. Lee began a five year career in law enforcement in the St. Louis area. After leaving the law enforcement community, Rev Lee began another career in the Semiconductor industry.
Along the way to make ends meet at times he has taken such positions as janitor, truck driver, waiter, carpenter, glazier, freelance writer, and salesman. Rev. Lee began his lay ministry in 1985 was ordained in the Universal Life Church in June 2000.
Rev. Lee has authored the book Clarity, My Journey to Spirit, and currently working on a second book..
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