Reverend Christopher Lee, 25, is from Northamptonshire, England and is a deacon in the Anglican Church of England. He worked at the Kiteto Christian College Mission in Kiteto, Tanzania, a tiny town in the rural area of the Manyara region, for three years after he graduated university. He is now studying theology at the University of Cambridge, and when those three years are completed, he looks forward to the next adventurous chapter of his life as an Anglican priest.

'True faith provides great strength for life and allows miracles to happen.'
- Christopher Lee

One night while I was traveling and working in Africa, I met two British doctors who had volunteered at the mission Chris ran, and when I told them about Epiphany, they suggested I talk to him but they never told me his name. The night went on but I never met Chris, and the next morning we were leaving. I remember being upset with myself for not seeking him out and trying to interview him - here I was in Africa and blew an opportunity to get an interesting interview. As we were about to leave, the driver of our van started talking to this guy with a backpack who needed a ride. We were headed in the same direction as the guy so I told him we were happy to give him a ride. We introduced ourselves and I asked Chris what brought him to Kendwa Rocks (the place we were leaving), and he replied, "I was just vacationing for a bit, I help run a mission in Tanzania." That's right, the missionary priest I was so upset to have missed the night before had just climbed right into my van! On top of that, the doctors had told him about me, too, so he'd thought about what his greatest epiphany would be. Kismet? Serendipity? Whatever, I'll take it- it was meant to be. I pulled my camera out of my backpack, and we conducted his interview in a speeding van en route to Stone Town, Zanzibar.