Wikipedia:WikiProject Evangelical Christianity

Welcome to the Evangelical Christianity work group of the Christianity WikiProject! This task force seeks to create, improve, maintain, and provide a standard of consistency for articles about

, as well as create a forum in which interested editors can work together to improve articles.

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Contributions should include:

• A neutral and encyclopedic form (read Wikipedia:Neutral point of view, Wikipedia:Wikipedia is an encyclopedia, Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not (hagiography) and Wikipedia:Notability please).

• Primary, secondary or tertiary sources to be verifiable (see Wikipedia:Reliable sources and Wikipedia:Identifying and using primary sources please).

• Varied global sources and perspectives for articles with international scope, to include international cultural diversity (see Wikipedia:Systemic bias). This is not to avoid talking about a specific country, but to include only information that has a major influence on other countries or that is representative of a general trend. It is about making an international synthesis of knowledge.

New articles should include:

• At least 2 quality secondary sources centered (book, newspaper, magazine or television program) and spaced at least 2 years apart or a mention in a tertiary source (encyclopedia or encyclopedic dictionary) to be present on Wikipedia (Wikipedia:Notability).

• Tag articles
• Collaborate and join the discussions. If you know things, teach. (If you don't know things, ask.)
• Add new articles, there are plenty of Evangelical Christianity related articles still unaccounted for.
• Expand articles (or merge if appropriate). All of these stubs would welcome further care and attention.
• Start looking for
  lists while getting familiar with and helping with assessment
  of Evangelical Christianity articles. Then add an "Articles" section to this project page.
• Check these articles for recent changes function.
• Featured portal
  status.
• Help address any issues regarding possible inappropriate categorization of either articles or categories.