1 2 3 4 5 6 No. churches whose membership is reported 4,941 100 451 100 5,392 100 No. of these whose membership is less than 101 3,351 67.8 325 72 3,676 68 No. of these whose membership is less than 76 2,704 54.7 252 56 2,956 55 No. of these whose membership is less than 51 1,817 36.7 153 34 1,860 36 No. churches whose membership data are not available 1,119 18 131 23 1,250 19 Calculated minimum number of churches whose membership is less than 101 4,110* 68 419* 72 4,529 68 Calculated minimum number of churches whose membership is less than 76 3,316* 55 325* 56 3,641 55 Calculated minimum number of churches whose membership is less than 51 2,227* 37 198* 34 2,425 37 No. churches reporting whose membership is from 1 to 25 651 13 45 10 696 13 No. churches reporting whose membership is from 26-50 1,116 23 108 24 1,274 24 No. churches reporting whose membership is from 51-75 887 18 99 22 986 18 *Note: Reckoned as follows: 3351 + .678 x 1119 = 4110 2704 + .547 x 1119 = 3316 1817 + .367 x 1119 = 2227 325 + .72 x 131 = 419 252 + .56 x 131 = 325 153 + .34 x 131 = 198 No. churches reporting whose membership is from 76-100 647 13 73 16 720 13 No. churches reporting whose membership is 101-150 757 15 62 14 819 15 No. churches reporting whose membership is from 151-200 375 8 32 7 407 8 No. churches reporting whose membership is more than 200 458 9 32 7 490 9 Calculated number of churches whose membership is more than 200 561 9 40 7 601 9 In 313, or 27 per cent, of the strictly rural townships, no church has a resident minister (see Table III); in 575, or 39 per cent of the villages, no church has a resident minister; and in 4,007, or 66 per cent, of the churches, there is no resident minister. Only 982 churches, or 16 per cent, have the full time service of a minister; 1,581 churches, or 26 per cent, have one-half the service of a minister; 5,026, or 83 per cent, have one-half time service or less; 3,445, or 57 per cent, have one-third time service or less; 2,320, or 39 per cent, have one-fourth time service or less; while 721, or 12 per cent of the 6,060 churches in the strictly rural townships have no regular service of a minister at all.