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lH4led to the Kuki Christian Council being organized in 1959.This council led to the formation of the Kuki ChristianChurch in 1979. At the close of this period, in 1979, morethan 85 percent of the total Kuki population, who number morethan two hundred thousand people in India, Burma, and Bangladesh,had become Christians.The fourth and last stage of growth in the churchbegan in 1979 with the foundation of the Kuki ChristianChurch.This period has been marked by growth in missionoutreach from the Kukichurches.Strengths and WeaknessesStrengthsThe strength of the K.C.C. lies in its leadership.The present leader, Dr. T. Lunkim, is a dynamic personalityand has played a major role in the leadership of the K.C.C.His conversion experience produced aradical change in hislife, and the Lord is using him for His glory.The K.C.C.currently seems to be very dependent on Dr.Lunkim's dynamicinfluence.Such strength of leadership is in keeping withbiblical teaching on leadership gifts.But there is apotential weakness in such reliance on one man.The developmentof aleadership team would be desirable, and constantvigilance must be exercised to avoid looking to a man orgroup of men as for spiritual dynamic rather than to theLord Himself.A second area of strength 1 ies in the programs ofthe church which have inspired the Kuki people to cooperate