Talk:Apostolic Church
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I would like to flush this out more, make it more like the Trinity page. Any objections? Jasoninkid 4/16/2006
Typedr, if you're reading this: The reference to "Weeks, G., Chapter Thirty-Two" doesn't make much sense to me. Chapter 32 of what? Or is it a book called "Chapter Thirty-Two"? A bit of browsing on the Apostolic Church's web site finds a history by Gordon Weeks, but it isn't divided into chapters and doesn't have enough pages to be what you're referring to. Could you clarify these references, please? (While you're at it, you might want to check whether 216.138.124.122's interpolation into Turnbull's statement of the church's purpose is a correction or an error.) Gareth McCaughan 19:13, 14 July 2006 (UTC) Gareth McCaughan 19:13, 14 July 2006 (UTC)
[edit] External Links
It has rightly been noted that the external links do not really provide encyclopaedic quality. Wikipedia is not meant to be a links directory. The national links do however provide for further research and are not available elsewhere in one collection. I have the same collection on my own church website, The Christian Centre. Is it acceptable to link to this as further research? Site also contains a longer and more exhaustive history of the denomination. Have previously avoided linking to my own site as it might appear as self-promotion.
Does anyone have photos that can be added, especially historical ones?
user Stephen P Simpson 29th Nov 2006
[edit] External Links Update
Okay, I've sorted out the external links, reducing it to 3 links that point to:
- The Apostolic Worldwide
- Apostolic Church - DMOZ
- Actionoverseas
Decided to sign-up to DMOZ and expand the Apostolic Church category as a means of collecting various national links together.
Does anyone have photos that can be added, especially historical ones?
Also, most of the history is taken from "The origins of the Apostolic Church in Great Britain" (ISBN 0 473 015005). I no longer have a copy of this book (just notes I made). If anyone out there has a copy and is willing to add references, that would be great. It is a very difficult book to get hold of
user Stephen P Simpson 12th Apr 2007
