Talk:Brian Connor (pastor)

This article was nominated for deletion on 2006 June 1. The result of the discussion was no consensus.

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Deletion? edit

Latest comment: 17 years ago2 comments2 people in discussion

I removed the deletion tag as the person who posted left this message attached to it. "Reads like a combonation advertisement/promotional for a non-notable televangelist, or something..." First off it says nothing in the article that he is or was a televangelist. Secondly, I am a Catholic and am not a Baptist and am not advertising for this person, frankly the hint that I am is annoying. He is a leading authority in his field when all these news programs want to feature him and his ministry on their programs the three main networks, ABC, NBC and CBS have all either invited him on a show or have had him on. I saw one of these programs and thought the person interesting, credible and noteworthy. He has been on the radio, featured in magazines and like I said above seen on both network and cable television. Just because the guy doesn't promote himself on the internet and get a million hits on google does not mean he is non-notable. By all means improve upon the article don't just erase it after five days if no-one is paying attention. Dwain 15:43, 1 June 2006 (UTC)Reply

I agree, I think that whether someone views it or not every article on here should be put, I mean, like, doesn't isn't this suposed to be the largest encyclopedia on the web? Well if it is then how are we going to grow to the point where every computer on the planet has at least one user on Wikipedia if we keep deleting articles? Someone-sooner or later-will view this page. That was my little input.Jim Bart 02:28, 4 June 2006 (UTC)ĘReply

Brian Connor edit

I personally know Brian Connor and he is a Godly man of integrity. His ministry, through the enabling power of Jesus Christ, has helped many people find freedom from demonic oppression. He has sought no fame for himself but desires the opportunity to educate more people about the reality of spiritual warfare and the dangers of "dabbling" with supernatural powers. He has endured great personal sacrifice as a result of his ministry, yet remains true to his God-given calling.

I believe the Wikipedia article on him was well-written and should remain.

Carey McNamara

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