Rev. Dwain Lee
Minister of Word and Sacrament

PictureDwain with Molly, a somewhat wary honoree at a Blessing of the Pets
Rev. Dwain Lee is a Minister of Word and Sacrament in the Presbyterian Church (USA). Before accepting this call in Louisville, he served as the Interim Pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Auburn, New York. Before that, he was the pastor for Congregational Care and Youth of Worthington Presbyterian Church in Worthington, Ohio, and an Associate Chaplain serving Riverside Methodist Hospital and Grant Medical Center, both in the Columbus metropolitan area. While attending seminary, he served as a Commissioned Lay Pastor to the Frankfort Presbyterian Church in Frankfort, Ohio.

Dwain attended Pittsburgh Theological Seminary and is a graduate of Trinity Lutheran Seminary, in Columbus. Originally a native of southwestern Pennsylvania, he completed undergraduate studies in architecture at the Pennsylvania State University. Before entering ordained ministry, he was an architect in private 
practice, having operated his own architectural firm for twenty years.. He is also a former President and Chairman of the Board of Montaña de Luz, an orphanage in Honduras for children living with HIV/AIDS.

​Dwain has two daughters - Erica, a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America who is currently living, working, and studying in Chicago; and Andrea, who is currently pursuing graduate studies at Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland. 

Dwain is engaged to his partner, George Yu, an internationally-known, award-winning violin maker currently based in Toronto. Formerly a Systems Engineer, George is also a talented violinist. He will be relocating to Louisville as soon as is practical after regulatory issues with regard to immigration have been completed.
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Receiving some wonderful "Welcome to Louisville" gifts from the congregation shortly after his arrival.
Want to read some of Dwain's past sermons? Interested in what he thinks about... well, just about anything? You'll likely find his candid personal thoughts on whatever the topic is, on his personal blog, "enarche" (which is a Greek word for "in the beginning")
"Thoughts, sermons, and rants... sometimes, all at once"
Click here to visit Dwain's personal blog