I need a well-referenced, neutral-tone Wikipedia article on international humanitarian Pastor William Devlin that meets Wikipedia’s notability, sourcing, and style guidelines. The finished page should present his life and work in an encyclopedic voice that is understandable to the general public. Core focus • Humanitarian missions – outline his global relief trips, partnerships, and measurable impact. • Published works – summarise books, major articles, and notable speeches. • Awards and recognitions – list honours with verifiable dates and issuing bodies. Research & sourcing Rely primarily on reliable, independent news articles (online or print). Where available, incorporate secondary scholarly analyses and any other high-quality, third-party coverage that strengthens notability. Self-published content may be used only for undisputed factual details, in keeping with Wikipedia policy. Deliverables 1. Annotated bibliography of proposed sources for my review. 2. Draft article in userspace or sandbox with correctly formatted inline citations, infobox, and categories. 3. Final article ready for submission through Articles for Creation, plus a brief handover note explaining how to monitor and respond to future edits. Quality checks • All statements backed by citations; no original research or promotional tone. • Compliance with Wikipedia Manual of Style (biographies, linking, headings, neutrality). • Passes duplication tests and plagiarism checks. • Clear change-log so I can track revisions. Timeline and iterative feedback Share the source list first; once approved, proceed to the draft. I will provide prompt feedback so refinements can be completed before submission. If you have a solid track record of successful Wikipedia contributions and are comfortable navigating the platform’s review process, this assignment should be straightforward and rewarding. https://www.christianpost.com/news/pastor-receives-white-house-award-for-international-aid-ministry.html