Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Myanmar Council of Churches
Per Nom. I have so far found no "substantial coverage" in secondary sources. Because the WCC may be notable does not mean the MCC |inherits any notability. Fails . Because there is Christian Conference of Asia|a list does not mean everything on that list is notable. I began looking at this because it seemed suspect that an organization that has been around since 1949, being involved or spearheading such things as: https://raifund.org/en/grant/myanmar-council-churches-mcc-community-based-malaria-prevention-and-control-project ''Myanmar Council of Churches (MCC) community Based Malaria Prevention and Control Project'' (passing mention in the "Project Title"), might be notable but news sources do not appear to exist and newsworthy does not necessarily transmit to notability. I could find nothing in books either. This is a country/regional organization that has little more than a |dictionary entry, sourced not unlike National Council of Churches in Pakistan (1948) with World Council of Churches one-source, Council of Churches of Malaysia (rather large start-class unsourced article), the very poorly sourced C-class Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches, the also equally poorly sourced National Council of Churches in the Philippines, the unsourced and likely wrongly titled Te Runanga Whakawhanaunga I Nga Hahi O Aotearoa, the unsourced National Council of Churches in Bangladesh, as well as other articles either not sourced, one-sourced, or so poorly sourced as to fail to |show notability. Maybe some area's "closed-door policies" prove a hindrance to finding any mainstream sources, but there needs to be more. I am an "inclusionist" by verifiable (not just on the article) notability
— User:Otr500, 08:31, 27 July 2021 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:INHERITORG||WP:ORG||WP:NOTDICTIONARY||WP:BURDEN (Wikipedia:Notability)