Wikipedia:WikiProject Christianity/Holiness Movement work group

1. Make sure that the more essential topics relating to the Holiness movement are covered adequately here. A beginning list of articles on the topic can be found at Wikipedia:WikiProject Christianity/Holiness Movement work group/Missing articles.
2. Write an article for each college or university associated with the holiness movement.
3. Write an article about the branches and what they do? (Sunday School and Discipleship International Ministries (SSDIM), Nazarene Compassionate Ministries (NCM), Mission Corps/NIVS, Nazarene Disater Response (NDR), Nazarene Youth International (NYI), Nazarene Youth Conference (NYC), M7, ext.)
4. Write an article about the hierarchical concepts of holiness movement: the District concept. Or, better yet, write an article with an appropriate title discussing the various breakdowns in the Church entire, while also compiling a list similar to the Nazarene school list for each region, district, etc. denoting their associations ("The Maine District Church of the Nazarene is part of the Eastern USA Region of the Church of the Nazarene associated with Eastern Nazarene College...") There is already a Georgia District article. We should have more, and we can take the small synopsis from the COTN article and add a note to see these more detailed pages.
5. Write an article for every General Superintendent ever (see /General Superintendent MiniProject). (Including the newly elected GSs, there should be 39 total GS and articles.)

Specific tasks

1. Add all articles relevant to the project to the Wikipedia:WikiProject Holiness Movement/Articles page by category.
2. Use the recent changes function to check on improvement, vandalism, and other changes to these articles.
3. Create Nazarene Youth Conference, Nazarene Youth International, Nazarene Compassionate Ministries, Mission Corp (formerly NIVS), Youth In Mission, Suday School Ministries, Lillenas, Beacon Hill Press, Barefoot Ministries, Holiness Today.
4. Write an article about a hierarchical concept of the holiness movement: the District concept. Or, better yet, write an article with an appropriate title discussing the various breakdowns in the Church entire, while also compiling a list similar to the Nazarene school list for each region, district, etc. denoting their associations ("The Maine District Church of the Nazarene is part of the Eastern USA Region of the Church of the Nazarene associated with Eastern Nazarene College...") There is already a Georgia District article. We should have more, and we can take the small synopsis from the COTN article and add a note to see these more detailed pages.
5. Pictures for the Universities and Colleges, Nazarene Conventions, former International Headquarters (HQ) buildings, and the new Global Missions Center (GMC). Please be good quality pictures.

Article assessments

Recognized content

Did You Know (DYK)s

• Les Parrott - 11 November 2007.
• Debbie Stafford - 15 November 2007.
• Christmas kettle - 26 December 2007.
• Kent R. Hill - 26 December 2007
• William Howard Hoople - 15 August 2009
• Frederick Booth-Tucker - 30 May 2010.
• Elijah Cadman - 6 June 2010.

Categories

For the full list of categories, see Wikipedia:WikiProject Holiness Movement/Categories.

Templates

Main templates

• {{ChristianityWikiProject}} - This should be put at the top of every talk page for articles related to the Methodist holiness movement.
• {{User WikiProject Church of the Nazarene}} - Members of this WikiProject can put this on their user page.

Stub templates

• {{Nazarene-stub}} — Stub template for Nazarene-related articles
• {{Church-stub}} — Tag to add to church building stubs

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• SakuraAvalon86 20:07, 7 August 2007 (UTC) Raised in Nazarene Church. First Church in Lee's Summit, and Grandview Nazarene.[reply]
• User:Kevin Rector - Founder - interested in improving historical figure information. Not active on wikipedia in many years.
• User:Cswrye
• User:Rev. Zach - Interested in development of General Assembly and current events (can also assist in Conservative Holiness Movement history and perspective)
• Badbilltucker 17:15, 19 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]
• User:Moonraker0022 - Nazarene pastor. SNU alum. Still thinks the word besmirch is funny.
• User:smjwalsh - Nazarene pastor. NTC and APNTS alum. Former professor in Nazarene history - researching History of Nazarene Missions in the South Pacific. Primary developer of William Howard Hoople, Joseph Widney and History of the Church of the Nazarene articles.
• User:Aepoutre - Grew up in a Nazarene church, attended a Nazarene college.
• User:Trusilver - Just another Nazarene Wikipedian.
• John Carter 20:52, 29 July 2007 (UTC) - Dweeb involved in all the religion projects. Primarily do assessment, peer review, working on the articles list, and general kvetching.[reply]
• User:Nazarenenut TNU Alumnus, TNU Master's Student. Interested in Nashville area churches and history. Also hope to contribute/create Children's Ministry, Family Ministry, and The Orange Conference.
• User:Ltwin - member of Christianity and Charismatic projects, just have an interest in Christian denominations.Ltwin (talk) 23:54, 22 October 2008 (UTC)[reply]
• Tchicken7 (talk) 04:13, 18 March 2011 (UTC) Hi all. Historian here.[reply]
• Anupam^Talk 09:24, 11 June 2018 (UTC)[reply]
•  mrwoogi010  ^Talk 03:33, 2 January 2019 (UTC) Raised in Nazarene Church. Active in local NYI.[reply]