Dr. Shooter, also known as Rev. Dr. Dong Chol Lee, is the Associate Director of Antidote Ministries. With a deep background in leadership and ministry, he has been actively involved in facilitating small groups and coordinating efforts across Asian nations and the United States alongside Dr. Chris Creech. Over the years, Dr. Shooter has gained extensive knowledge of Antidote principles and witnessed transformative changes in the lives of leaders who participated in Antidote seminars.

In his current role, Dr. Shooter has committed himself to serving in two primary areas: Antidote Ministries and Crisis Management for missionaries and Christian workers. He recognizes that the future will bring significant conflicts and crises, and he is dedicated to addressing these challenges through biblical and practical approaches. His work includes organizing conflict resolution seminars using Antidote resources, targeting Korean Christian entrepreneurs, missionaries, pastors, and the broader Christian community. In addition, he conducts marriage and family seminars to help couples establish and sustain healthy, thriving households. Dr. Shooter is also focused on mentoring and coaching missionaries, particularly those in under-resourced regions, or “2/3rd world” countries, equipping them to navigate crises and conflicts effectively.

Dr. Shooter and his wife, Jong Haw, have been committed to overseas missions since 1999. Their ministry journey has taken them to several countries, including a large Asian nation where they were forcibly expelled for Christian activities, as well as Singapore, Mongolia, and now Thailand. These cross-cultural experiences have shaped their ministry and given them valuable insights into serving diverse communities.

Dr. Shooter has made notable contributions to the Korean Christian community. He translated The Antidote into Korean and has worked with the Korean Crisis Management Service, helping resolve conflicts for missionaries in regions such as the Middle East and Europe. His expertise in crisis resolution has proven invaluable in supporting missionaries globally.

Dr. Shooter holds an M.Div. from the East Asia School of Theology in Singapore and a Ph.D. from Hanyang University in Seoul, South Korea. He was ordained through the Southern Baptist Convention in 2021. His wife, Jong Haw, holds a B.A. in Korean language and culture. Together, they have two daughters and remain devoted to advancing Christ-centered solutions for global challenges.

Tunji and Aderonke serve as the Director of Antidote Ministries Canada, where they provide overall leadership, vision, and training. With more than 25 years of pastoral and international ministry experience, their passion is to help churches, ministries, and couples overcome conflict, grow in Christlike maturity, and build healthy, missional communities through the Antidote model.

Tunji holds a Master of Divinity in Teaching and Exposition from East Asia School of Theology in Singapore, graduating as valedictorian in 2010, and a Doctor of Ministry from Gateway Seminary, USA. Tunji is currently completing a PhD in Leadership, focusing on transformational leadership and discipleship in the African church context. His ministry journey has taken him to Africa, Asia, and North America, where he has served as pastor, church planter, missionary, seminary instructor, and leadership trainer.

Aderonke serves alongside her husband to equip churches and individuals in conflict prevention, discipleship, and Christian growth. She is a certified Health and Life Coach, conference speaker, and counselor, with qualifications in Biblical Studies, early childhood education, and psychological counseling.

She holds a Bachelor’s degree with honors from Brandon University and is pursuing further graduate studies in counseling. Her ministry focus includes teaching, counseling, and mentoring women, couples, and families. She has been especially active in pre-marital and marriage enrichment programs, equipping young adults and couples to build healthy relationships and families.

Aderonke also has extensive experience in mental health support, having served on federal and community crisis lines. She is passionate about church health, relationship building, and empowering women and children toward holistic growth in Christ.

Tunji and Aderonke joined Chris and Faith as co-directors of Antidote Ministries in 2023. Having been mentored in the teaching and facilitation of the Antidote model, they now carry primary leadership responsibility for the ministry in Canada. Together, they bring years of cross-cultural experience in pastoral care, leadership training, counseling, and discipleship, and they see the Antidote as a vital tool for healing, reconciliation, and transformation across cultures.

If you are a church leader, pastor, or ministry worker seeking resources, training, or partnership opportunities with Antidote Ministries, Tunji is the person to contact. In addition to his leadership role, he is responsible for training facilitators, developing resources, and teaching in seminaries and Bible colleges worldwide. He provides pastoral care, mentoring, and strategic direction to ensure the ministry remains Christ-centered and impactful.

Chris accepted the Lord’s full-time call to ministry in 1974 and was joined by his wife, Faith, four years later when they married. They have a daughter and two grandsons. Chris has a Master of Divinity and a Doctor of Philosophy degree in preaching and Biblical backgrounds from Southwestern Baptist Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas. Chris also has a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Colorado in Boulder, Colorado. Faith has a Bachelor of Science degree from Baylor University in Waco, Texas.

Chris spent 4 years during his studies toward a Master of Divinity serving in local churches in youth and teaching ministries. Following this time, Chris and Faith began 28 years of serving 5 churches as senior pastor or church planter. All 5 of these churches grew significantly. Of note is that they planted a church in Toronto, Ontario, made up of people from seventeen countries and five continents.

Following pastoral ministry, Chris and Faith began missionary work, teaching at seminaries, Bible colleges, and churches in sixteen countries including Russia and China. They resided in five countries, primarily in Asia. During this time, they wrote several books and piloted the antidote course which is now offered through Antidote Ministries. The Antidote won the Bronze Medal from Illumination, a consortium of international Christian publishers in 2020. The course that goes with Chris’ books has made a noticeable, positive impact on conflict problems wherever it has been taught. After serving for many years as full-time missionaries, Chris and Faith have dedicated themselves primarily to teaching The Antidote at churches, seminaries and wherever conflict problems have erupted that can be addressed by the principles within the antidote course.

Today, Chris and Faith’s ministry consists primarily of teaching the Antidote and piloting a new Antidote offering: Understanding Christian Marriage. This new course is based on the same principles within Chris’ books and will begin to be offered by Drs. Tunji and Shooter in the near future. It addresses conflict problems within marriage and families. In addition, Chris and Faith are assisting their colleagues at Antidote, Rev. Dr. Dong Chol Lee (Shooter) and Rev. Dr. Tunji Olasunkanmi by administering Antidote Ministries and helping Tunji and Shooter as they teach the Antidote course.