UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN MISSION
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
OCR. 23-28, 1936

    

 

aon 150 meetings were held with Mission leaders during
University Christian Mission Week, There was an average of 10
leaders with us through the week, J |

A brief summary of the distribution of meetings:

50 evening dinner discussicns ©
$0 class lectures :
5 noon lunchecn forums
3 faculty luncheons
_§ convoeaticons
5 non-university engagements
6 evening meetings
28 seminar periods
6 breakfast conferences
$ Ministerial Meetings © |
a speical meetings r
Many siihervieks were held with the leaders, how many, we do
not know because each leader scheduled most of his intervies himself,
But for seversl of the team, there were more requests for interviews
then — had wane to give.

 

_ The attendance at these meetings was remarkably good, As no
actual count of people was made at any time, attendance figures can
on.y be an estimate. Beyond saying that the response of students and
faculty and town people was splendid, not wuch need be said, By far
the greatest number of our meetings were held with groups wher. the
membership was definite. Only at evening meetings, seminars, some
speééal meetings, noon luncheons, and breakfast conferences was there
- much see: for variable attendances

Large Meetings:
aE 7000-2, 500

Sunday evening
Monday convocation-—3,000
Wonday evening--1,000-1,200
Tuesday evening --800-600.
Yednesday even .ng--1,000
Thursday evening--400-500 ae
Friday evening ee] ’ 500-1 > 800 “FT.
Seminars:
Two of them ran around 80°
One from 25 to 80
One about 40
Vne about 2£0
One 2 10 ~15
One, 5-12
Breakfast Conferences--25-40

   

 

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