Lee Undy's face tells you where he has been. His life now tells you where he is going.
An Australian evangelist, speaker and former career criminal, Lee is widely known for his radical personal transformation. Once a notorious figure in Melbourne's underworld, he served as sergeant-at-arms for the Bandidos Outlaw Motorcycle Club — and paid for that life with years behind bars. By any human measure, he was a man written off.
Then Jesus found him. What followed was not a slow reform but a genuine turning: the same man, the same tattoos, an entirely different life. Today Lee travels and preaches the gospel with a bluntness that only comes from having been rescued out of the bottom.
His message is simple and it lands hard, especially with people the church often struggles to reach: nobody is too far gone. Not the addict, not the prisoner, not the person who has burnt every bridge they had.
In a region carrying real hardship, that is exactly the testimony the Northern Rivers needs to hear.
