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Assessment is how pages are ranked, with class being a general assessment for Wikipedia, and importance being specific to the WikiProject or task force. This page provides some guidelines on how to assess for the Methodism work group, and contains information including the Assessment log showing any changes made, and examples of articles assessed at different classes and importance.

==Requests for class assessments==
{{Wikipedia:WikiProject Christianity/Methodism work group/Assessment/Requests on class}}

==Requests for importance assessments==
{{Wikipedia:WikiProject Christianity/Methodism work group/Assessment/Requests on importance}}

==How to assess==
{{Assessment Class Summary|banner=WikiProject Christianity|topic=Methodism work group|extraparam=Methodism work group=yes}}

==Class grading==
{{Grading scheme
|Project          = Methodism work group
|FA_example       = [[Peter Jones (missionary)]]
|A_example        = [[Towson United Methodist Church]]
|GA_example       = [[Christ the Lord Is Risen Today]]
|B_example        = [[Methodist Church of Great Britain]]
|C_example        = [[African Methodist Episcopal Church]]
|Start_example    = [[Ann Cutler (Methodist)]]
|Stub_example     = [[John Early (bishop)]]
|FL_example       = 
|List_example     = [[List of Methodist denominations]]
|Cat_cat          = yes
|Cat_example      = [[:Category:18th-century Methodists]]
|Dab_cat          = yes
|Dab_example      = [[Independent Methodist]]
|FM_cat           = yes
|FM_example       = 
|File_cat         = yes
|File_example     = [[:File:John Wesley clipped.png]]
}}

==Importance grading==
{{Importance scheme
|topic          = Methodism work group
|Top_text       = Subject is extremely important, even crucial, to Methodism. Reserved for subjects that have achieved international notability within Methodism.
|Top_example    = [[John Wesley]]
|High_text      = Subject is extremely notable, but has not achieved international notability, or is only notable within a particular continent.
|High_example   = [[Methodist Church, Canada]]
|Mid_text       = Subject is only notable within Methodism and has achieved notability in a particular place or area.
|Mid_example    = [[Abingdon Press]]
|Low_text       = Subject is not particularly notable or significant even within Methodism. It may only be included to cover a specific part of a notable article.
|Low_example    = [[List of ecclesiastical decorations]]
|NA             = yes
|NA_text        = Subject importance is not applicable. Generally applies to non-article pages such as redirects, categories, templates, etc.
|NA_example     = [[:File:John Wesley clipped.png]]
}}

==Assessment log==
{{divhide|Assessment log}}
{{Wikipedia:Version 1.0 Editorial Team/Methodism_work_group articles by quality log}}
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[[Category:Methodism work group|Assessment]]