Cameron Lee
Professor of Marriage and Family Studies, Department of Marriage and Family Therapy
AB, University of California at Berkeley
MDiv, Fuller Theological Seminary
PhD, Fuller Theological Seminary
Courses Taught
FI500: Introduction to Integration
FI501: Family as Faith Community
FI503: Advanced Integration Seminar
FI510: Integration Formation Group
FI540/840: Narrative and Family Life
FL501/801: Family Life Education
FL502: Parent Education and Guidance
FL504: Marriage and Interpersonal Relations
FL511: Advanced Family Life Education
FR501: Research Methods, Statistics, and Design
FS500: Family Systems Dynamics
FS506: Families in Contemporary Society
PF800: Introduction to Family Systems
PG850: Basic Methods of Research and Evaluation
Areas of Expertise
Family systems theory, dynamics of clergy families, marriage and family life education
“The clinical virtues of humility, compassion, hope, and Sabbath rest are narrative-dependent. In other words, their meaning and unity derive from their place in a shared story. We can consider them as character qualities, but only in the sense that they are appropriate to being a character in a particular story: the story of God’s ongoing restoration of shalom.”
Dr. Lee, in a sermon on 2 Corinthians and clinical virtues. Listen to his sermon on the FULLER sermons podcast.
Bio
Cameron Lee has been a member of the Marriage and Family program faculty since 1986 and was part of the program’s move from the School of Theology to the School of Psychology in 1987. While teaching marriage and family studies courses on the Fuller campus, he also speaks off-campus as a Certified Family Life Educator. He is a licensed Family Wellness Trainer and a member of the National Council on Family Relations. Lee’s current project is the development of the Fuller Institute for Relationship Education (FIRE), which seeks to help congregations create sustainable marriage and relationship education ministries through the low-cost training of volunteer leaders. Lee is also a teaching pastor and licensed minister in the congregation where he is a member. He teaches and preaches regularly in church settings.
Lee has been published in a variety of journals, including Family Process, Family Relations, the Journal of Psychology and Theology, and the Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion. He has published eight books, most recently, Marriage PATH: Peacemaking at Home for Christian Couples (2015), Preparing Couples for Love and Marriage, a practical resource to help pastors in premarital preparation (coauthored with Jim Furrow, 2013), and That Their Work Will Be a Joy (coauthored with Kurt Fredrickson, 2012).
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