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Proposal to rename page

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The official history of this church makes it clear that the correct name is simply "Charlotte Chapel", but that its publicity material over the years included the word "Baptist" to avoid potential misunderstanding that it was an R.C. chapel. A new logo adopted in 2005 uses the term "Charlotte Chapel". I would therefore propose that the page be renamed using the shorter name. Kim Traynor | Talk 17:35, 19 March 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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