Hint: On January 1st 2009 it was between 426 and 428 people.


http://www.ldschurchnews.com/articles/58644/Country-information-St-Vincent-and-the-Grenadines.html

OK, now get back to those heavy threads.

Pay Lay Alol

I wanted to read the article for insight before guessing, but could not make my mind read it. I started over 3 times, and still couldn't focus on it. To. boring. must. stop. reading. or kill. self.

Wait, this is church math. So let's figure out the actual number.

Two branches on the islands meaning there are 214 people in each branch. Now that is technically enough to form a ward, so there are probably quit a few inactive members.

Since the church typically has a activation rate of around ten percent, if not lower, in third world countries, with the bulk of the rest not even knowing they had joined the cult, I am going for around forty members, or twenty in each branch. Given the size of the geographical area, it would have to be about twenty each, or they would have created more branches for convenience sake.

This is probably close to the number of missionaries they have on the islands.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/12/2013 11:17AM by forbiddencokedrinker.