Talk:Federal Street Church (Boston)

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To paraphrase Firesign Theatre . . .[edit]

we're all laymen on this bus:

In the 1st sentence, what does it mean for a church to be "organized" in 1727 but "established" in 1729?

In the list at bottom: a) Who was pastor from 1773 to 1786? b) How can a pastor's term (Gannet) begin 18 years before another's (Channing) ended? (Some kind of Unitarian miracle . . . ?)

Year ranges would look better with en dashes (in markup spelled "ndash", preceded w/ an ampersand and followed by a semi-colon).

Etc.

Jimlue (talk) —Preceding undated comment added 21:20, 17 January 2019 (UTC)[reply]