Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Big Easy Metropolitan Community Church
Now, obviously meets  from the article itself. '''Comment''' - If the tone of the Wikipedia article reflect a summary of the reliable sources, fine. But the article presents this Church as nothing more than a victim that continues to strive and overcome attacks and use its past victimization as a platform on which to grow. I don't think the people attending the church go there to become a group for others to attack or to sit there each week to listen to the preacher reminisce about the forty-year ago UpStairs Lounge arson attack or how the next attack is just around the corner. The topic is not Attacks on the Big Easy Metropolitan Community Church. The topic is the Big Easy Metropolitan Community Church congregation and if you want to write about them as a group, it should be less about others attacks on the group and more about the group itself. Others actions do not define the group, the group's actions define it and that is how the article should flow. It's website says it was "founded by Rev Troy Perry in 1967 to proclaim God's love and redemption to those who had previously been denied a place in Christ's church." The Wikipedia article isn't even close to that and instead is all about victimization. Also, the term "Church" in the article name usually is reserved for a building structure within which the congregation worships. I suggest moving the article to something like New Orleans Metropolitan Community Church congregationhttp://www.bigeasymcc.com/about.html since they appearantly do not have an notable building like those listed at http://toolserver.org/~enwp10/bin/list2.fcgi?run=yes&projecta=Christianity&namespace=&pagename=&quality=GA-Class&importance=&score=&limit=250&offset=1&sorta=Importance&sortb=Quality GA-Class churches
— User:Uzma, 15:09, 2 October 2012 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:GNG (Wikipedia:Notability)