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Dr. Peter T. Lee is a missiologist, intercultural researcher and theological educator who serves as Associate Professor of Intercultural Studies at Talbot School of Theology at Biola University. He is the author of Hybridizing Mission: Intercultural Social Dynamics among Christian Workers on Multicultural Teams in North Africa (Pickwick 2022). His life mission is to equip the global body of Christ to participate in God’s mission through learning, influencing and strategizing for the global church. He has worked with Operation Mobilization (OM) since 1997. 

Lee served for ten years in North Africa, during which he led a multicultural mission team, trained international business and development workers in cultural adaptation and intercultural skills, and lived out a life of witness to Christ among Muslims. He also coached and mentored mission workers and expatriate professionals during that time. A native of Seoul, Korea, Peter’s family immigrated to the US when he was fourteen. He made a lifetime commitment to cross-cultural missions when he attended Urbana '93 Mission Conference as a college student. 

He continues to serve in this calling at Biola. He is a graduate of Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (Ph.D. in intercultural studies) and Fuller Theological Seminary (MDiv).