by Skimmer 13 Replies latest jw friends
What to these 28 "lands" have in common?
American Samoa
Anguilla
Azerbaijan
Bahamas
Chuuk
Denmark
Faeroe Islands
Falkland Islands
Greenland
Iceland
Ireland
Liechtenstein
Luxembourg
Mayotte
Montserrat
Nauru
Nevis
Niue
Norfolk Island
Rodrigues
Rota
St. Eustatius
St. Helena
St. Pierre & Miquelon
St. Vincent
Tinian
Tokelau
Tuvalu
Can you guess?
I've never been to any of them?
Hint: It has something to do with the WTBTS 2000 disService Year Report.
Yea I thought so but was lamely attempting humor.
A big drop in "publishers" ?
Heck, there are only around 6000 people on St Pierre et Miquelon... And they all come from France... (Catholics) How many can have become JWs ?
2 or 3, all in one family ?
My guess will be that these lands have the highest proportion of JWs per capita.
Yes, they all have small populations so will register even one person being a JW as a high percentage.
It always amazed me that they would class small islands as countries. You would get laughed out of a board room if you sent 1 rep to each of 200 islands and told the rest of the board you had achieved expansion in 200 countries.
As my witness step dad said when he became a mini serv, if you can't survive in the business world, join politics or religion.
Hint: These "lands" likely won't be seeing a big increase in the congregation count column in the 2001 disService Year report.
I was going to guess they showed a percentage decrease but I happen to know other countries are decreasing.
