Deletion of AMG International

Comment: At the moment, it violates , reading like a complete advertisement, but, like BrownHairedGirl, I agree that it is notable enough to merit its own article, if written in an encyclopedic tone.  Also, more, direct sources are needed () - we can't just have a link to the organisation's website (hardly a neutral source
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Spam (WP:SPAM||WP:RS)

Comment: I was initially unsure about this one. The article reads like a pure vanity piece, and evangeical outfits are not my thing, ''but'' the real question here is surely notability and (secondarily) verifiability.AMG's own website says that the organisation runs a http://www.amginternational.org/www/docs/115/st_luke__s_hospital_thessalonica_greece/ 220-bed hospital and some smaller "medical outreach" programs; its https://www.amginternational.org/downloads/990Formfor2004293.pdf IRS return shows that it has a £6million annual income from public donations. AMG's https://www.amginternational.org/www/docs/107/amg_history/ history page claims that the organisation's founder was very notable in Greece in the early 1960s. To my mind, those elements ''might'' meet the notability criteria of  and Wikipedia:Notability_%28companies_and_corporations%29#Criteria_for_clubs.2C_societies.2C_and_organizations|WP:CORP ''if'' they were verifiable, but no other sources seem to be available. So I reckon it has to go. If anyone wants to start a decently-written and properly-sourced NPOV article about AMG, I wouldn't rule it out as one to keep, but ''this article'' is a definite no-no
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:ORG)