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least, Pettigre w agreed with hi m.Both missionaries were, 0 Icourse,judging the revival by its fruits.8The first two Kuki churches, Tujangvaichong andTongkoi, suffered much after the revival movement was over.During the revival of 1923, when their emotional feeling wasa tits peak, they destroyed their crops belie ving thatChristwas going to com e im mediately. This mista ke n ide a ofrevival made many Kukis reluctant to become Christians,because the revival movement produced a famine in which manyChristians had suffered.The steady growth of Christianity a mong the Kukisshould not be attributed to the revival movement of 1923­1925 alone. There were some good results, no doubt, but onefactor that must be remembered was the failure of the Kukiuprising against the British in 1919.This defeat of theKu '