Talk:Times Square Church

message: This page is clearly an advertisement for the Times Square Church, and therefore may be subject to deletion under Wikipedia’s policy against such advertisement articles.  The use of the first-person perspective, business hours, and mailing address are clear indications that this article serves no purpose other than to advertise.  I request that this article be completely rewritten and reformatted to meet Wikipedia’s quality of standards.  
The introduction to the article is a direct copy-and-paste from  on the Time Square’s website.  The Statement of Faith is a direct copy-and-paste from .  Using and citing the information from this site is acceptable, but its current format and contents are criteria for deletion.  If the article is not revamped soon, it will be tagged for deletion.  (Notorious4life 17:45, 1 February 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: Needs attention

message: The church known  as TImes Square Church was founded much earlier then stated, The church occupies what before 1989 was known as the 
Mark Hellinger Theatre (70.170.57.92 16:06, 1 April 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Contradiction 

message: The anonymous user 224.136.120.55 (talk) has been generous in contributing good new material to expand this article. Notorious4life, maybe we should monitor how much more information accumulates in the article regarding the theatre than there is regarding the church. Note that, while the splendid old theater that houses the church definitely is amazing, it might keep the article slightly more orderly/on-topic if we encourage editors to be careful to put some material that is completely specific to the Mark Hellinger Theatre in the appropriate article for that encyclopedic data. I've done some work on that article, and I think some of the data that 224.136.120.55 put here could fit in well over there. If editors take care to keep things on the right pages, it might ensure that the Mark Hellinger Theatre article and the Times Square Church article will remain as two distinct articles rather than as a merged mess of theater/church info.
Even though it's a little weird that much more of the article is now about the theater than about the church that owns it, I can see two ways that this can eventually work itself out. One is that more info on the church will gradually accumulate in the article, such that the article will ultimately feature more information about its actual subject than about the theater. The other, of course, is that some of the info that 224.136.120.55 added could be moved to Mark Hellinger Theatre. Maybe a combination of the two would be reasonable. Down the road, when there is more substantial mix of info, the theater data would look good if formatted into a subheading, but since the part about the theater is currently so much bigger than the part about of the church, I decided not to do it yet, since it would look strange at this point. What do you think? Projection70 00:00, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Proportion of TSC Data to MHT Data 

message: David Wilkerson, the man who started this church, is claiming that he and his congregation made 2000 sandwiches on September 10, 2001, after he claimed to have have received a warning from God that something awful was about to happen in NYC. Does anyone have any proof that this happened? This story will probably make its way to Wiki within the next little while as Mr. Wilkerson is making some more claims about an impending disaster.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by 96.49.35.148 (talk) 14:47, 12 March 2009 (UTC)
thread_title: 9/11