Reverend Won Sang Lee served the Korean Central Presbyterian Church in Centreville, Virginia as Senior Pastor from 1977 to 2003. During this time, he oversaw the church's growth from 14 families with 30 people to 2208 families with more than 3000 in average attendance during Sunday services. He also served in various community service capacities including the National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board Access For All (Committee Member 2000-2003), Falls Church-Fairfax United Way Board of Council (Member 2000-2003), Association of the Korean Churches in the Greater Washington DC (President), and the House of Representatives of United States (Guest Chaplain, 107th Congress meeting on October 10, 2002). He was the Founding Chairman of the Central Senior Center (1994-2003), an organization that provides care and education to seniors, for which the Center received the Virginia Governor’s Award for community Service as an

“Outstanding Religious Institution” in 2001.

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Reverend Lee also served in various mission organizations such as the Korean World Mission Council for Christ (Co-Chairman 2001-2004), Milal Mission of America for handicapped people (President 2005-2008), Korean American Food For the Hungry (Founding Chairman of the Board 2001-2012), PRASSION International (Prayer is Mission) (Founder/President 2014-present), and SEED International (Founder/President 2000-present), a world mission agency that has 141 missionary families serving in 36 countries. Reverend Lee received his Th. M. from Dallas Theological Seminary (1972), M. A. from University of Pennsylvania (1981), Ph. D. from University of Wales, United Kingdom (2010), and an honorary Doctor of Divinity from Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia (2015).  Reverend Lee has been married for 50 years to his wife Mrs. Young Ja Lee, a pharmacist who works at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland for more than 30 years. They have two children, a son and a daughter.