KingdomQuest is also praying about entering into this kind of relationship with leaders in other cites and other nations in Asia and around the world.

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During the past several months, KQM has begun to develop the second level of Kingdom Advance Schools. This level will give key city leaders tools that will assist multi-denominational groups of leaders to work together to advance the Kingdom of God in their region more effectively. In the coming months, KQM will begin to train leaders and help them gain vision and develop strategies to reach their cities.It is an exciting phase to this ministry. We are both excited and in need of your prayers.

John also had the opportunity to preach in one of the churches in Ouagadougou. During that time, he challenged the leaders to seek the Lord together in prayer for the specific vision that He would give them.  It turned out that this advise coincided with advise given by a missionary assisting with the church.

As representatives for the Church Prayer Leaders Network (CPLN) in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey, they engage in local church prayer training, consultation and bringing the Body of Christ together through prayer events.

In addition, the Shueys have ministered Breaking Free To Your Destiny in various locations in several states.

They are available for Prayer Trainings, Bible Conferences, Men’s and Women’s Retreats and Camps.

The Shueys will return to Austria in December to teach in BLAST Ministries Training School, which includes students from Austria, Slovenia and Croatia. They will also go to Croatia in April of 2006 to minister in three or four prayer trainings along with missionaries Clifford and Maria Luckhurst.

They ministered in the cosmopolitan city of Hradec Kralove with Pastor Lukas and Dita Targosz, a young couple with great vision, especially for the postmodern generation. While in H-K, they ministered in the Illumination Service an international service made up mostly of students from all over the world.

During our time in Rijeka, we spent two days teaching on prayer for all who would come and then talked about regional prayer strategy with key leaders. We had an awesome time of prayer with this group.

We later traveled to Pula, a 3000 year old city of 75, 000. There are three protestant churches in Pula. This city has had an interesting history, having been founded by the Druids and housing Roman temples to Diana and Augustus, where children were sacrificed. There is also a Coliseum type ampitheatre, where Christians were martyred. However, we found a vibrant Pentecostal church lead by a wonderful pastor, who desires to see the entire penisula of istra filled with effective churches.

The last stop in Croatia was Zagreb, where we fellowshipped with Pastor Zelko and Lydia. This wonderful couple preach in the street and disciple new converts. Each of the four pastors we spent time with invited us back. We are working on 2007.

We also visited Slovenia during the trip. We prayed with a group meeting in Piran, the only possible place to hear the Word of God for miles and preached in the capitol of Ljubljana. Pastor Steve Telzerow has a dynamic church touching many parts of the nation through house churches.