Pastor Steven Teo

New Beginnings

For over a year I felt the Lord wanting me to slow down a little, stay home more often, do local ministry and in particular be part of CLIC Church in assisting, helping and contributing to the growth of this local church-plant.

Additionally, the door was opened for me to enroll at Monash University Law School with my first trimester commencing August 2010. Doing Law had been on my heart with the aim of helping others down the track, either in legal aid or pro bono work as appropriate but also in creating a level of sustainability for the ministry in the years to come. Hence I commenced a new season - an exciting one, of doing less but achieving more.

Having said that, I continue to minister on weekends, conduct workshops, do camps and my mentoring/consulting (Insight) program continues to be a major focus of my ministry effort. Our ministry's support of various works in China, Nepal, Philippines, Thailand and Malaysia remains undisturbed. The last 3 months also saw me being involved as a substitute lecturer (for Dr. Kameel Majdali) at Harvest Bible college on the subject of the Person and Work of The Holy Spirit.

But back to CLIC Church ...

CLIC (Casey Life International Church) Church

The church was pioneered by Pastor Ken Teo (my younger sibling) and over the last 3 years has shown wonderful potential. The church is located at the south eastern corner of Melbourne, in the City of Casey, the suburb of Berwick. Currently the church has some 80 people and recently bought a church property which sits up to 180 people, has an office, children and library facility as well.


CLIC Life Centre in Berwick	Property was peviously a SDA Church; it was bought by CLIC Church more than a year ago on the sacrifices of its people!

The building is located next to the Monash University Berwick campus. The location is strategic and is instrumental in reaching out to tertiary student population. The church is also positioned well to be a family church as the City of Casey is one of the fastest growth corridor in Melbourne.

I was privileged to minister in the church - being part of the church now. My wife and I were transiting over the last 6 months and commencing January 2011, we will be based in the church. Last Sunday I was again privileged to preach and it was a real blessing to bring the Word of God into a congregation that is gearing up for more.

Enjoy the photos - and if you are in Melbourne do visit us.

The address is: 23 Intrepid Street, Berwick, Vic 3806
The website is: CLIC Church


Congregation taking 3 minutes break during Sunday service - they reflect the cultural diversity of Melbourne, indeed Australia	Ps Ken Teo is ably assisted by Ps John Janman and his wife, Berlinda (left), seen here chatting with a member during the break


Ps Ken Teo making annoucement; He has been in ministry for more than 20 years including being a missionary to Indonesia for 4 years. Ken speaks and preaches in fluent Bahasa Indonesia.	The worship team is awesome. Members comes from many nations but all cohesive as Australians!


Section of Sunday service congregation - awesome worship.	Food glorious food - after the service!