It is done.
24,901 miles. 455 of the faithful. One lap of the Earth.
The goal has fallen.
The Congregation set out to circle the Earth in thirty-one days. It took 29 days.
On May 29, at 10:02 AM PDT, Ryan Woolfolk logged the activity that carried the total past 24,901 miles. One full equatorial lap of the planet, completed by 455 members of the Congregation across 29 days of continuous effort.
By the numbers
Time on feet: 185d 17h
Activities logged: 4868
Faithful contributors: 455
Average miles per member: 54.7
Average pace: 10:43 per mile
Goal reached: Day 29 of 31
The miles are still coming after the goal has fallen. By the time you read this the total will have grown further. Every run between May 1 and May 31 still counts toward the final tally.
What comes next
The event runs through May 31 at 11:59 PM Pacific. Keep logging. Every mile added now is surplus, and surplus is remembered.
After the month closes, the Ministry will publish a full recap: detailed stats, leaderboards, charts, and the data behind the numbers. Stickers will ship in June per the original terms unless otherwise noted. The Ministry has been known to be most generous.
Until then, the path remains open.
Curre bene.
455 of you carried this. Every name is recorded.