Participants at Seoul Lausanne Congress: A precise count of 5,394 individuals involved
The Fourth Lausanne Congress in Incheon-Seoul, held recently, was a global gathering that brought together delegates from an impressive 214 countries and territories. This international event, streamed to more than 1.6 million unique viewers, showcased an extensive reach both physically and digitally.
At the heart of the congress were numerous activities that engaged attendees and volunteers alike. Over 5,394 participants from 200 countries and territories took part in the onsite event, while approximately 2,000 people from over 100 countries joined the Virtual Experiencia (VX). The age range of the participants was broad, with the youngest being just 18 and the oldest an inspiring 89 years old.
Stickers were given out at the Movement Desk a staggering 17,700 times, while volunteers helped with around 1,000 pieces of luggage on the last day, Saturday 28 September, with over 30 people lending a hand. The Prayer Station saw over 200 prayers left at the foot of the Cross, and the 'Wall of the Unreached' was adorned with over 900 prayers.
The Digital Discovery Centre (DDC) at the Aongdo Convensia convention centre hosted 40 organisations, and the Storytelling Booth heard more than 500 stories shared. Lost and found items totalled 251, and over 64 squares were added to the collaborative mural.
The congress was well-documented, with around 2,500 minutes of Lausanne 4 sessions recorded, about 200 shoots in total. The Recordings were widely viewed, with over 30,000 unique viewers from 161 countries tuning in to the livestreams. The official Lausanne 4 sessions recordings and the 'State of Great Commission Report' were downloaded 6,000 and 750,000 times, respectively, over the last 18 months.
The event also saw a significant digital presence on Instagram, with post views totalling 1.5M and an increase of 12,000 users. The Brazilians had the most fun in the Virtual Lounge on spatial.io of the L4 congress, while Korean prayer warriors gathered in a nearby church numbering 6,888 people.
Over the course of the Congress, a total of 1,692 kWh was used to charge mobile devices, equivalent to powering about 56 homes for an entire day. Naps taken at the relaxation area of the convention centre totalled over 350.
Lastly, the event saw the collaboration of over 400 global teams, with more than 1,600 people in the Korean team alone. Over 500 emails were sent out in 7 languages, with a total of 750,000 emails sent over the last 18 months.
In conclusion, the Fourth Lausanne Congress in Incheon-Seoul was a testament to global collaboration and engagement, with a wide-reaching impact that will continue to inspire and unite people for years to come.
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