Reverend C.L. Franklin - Precious Lord

Пастор Нового баптистского прихода Баптистской церкви Нового Иерусалима? Wait. Actually text: "Pastor Of New Bethel Baptist Church Detroit, Mich." We must translate properly: "Пастор церкви Нью-Эйтел? No. The name "New Bethel Baptist Church" should be preserved in translation; we translate the description: "Pastor Of New Bethel Baptist Church Detroit, Mich." So: "Пастор церкви New Bethel Baptist Church, Детройт, Мичиган." But per rules: Band/artist names etc not applicable. We translate organization names maybe? They say preserve proper nouns in Latin form. It says preserve band/artist names, label names. For text like "New Bethel Baptist Church" is a church name; it's in Latin form? It's English text; instruction says preserve text inside square brackets etc. It says translate around them; but what about church name? It is a proper noun; we should transliterate people names and keep organization names? It says translate Band / artist / group names; Label names; Release titles etc. For church name, it's not in the list. It says preserve text around. It says translate everything around them, keep Latin form of certain items. It doesn't specify translating organization names; but typical approach is translate proper nouns? It says "Keep the following in their ORIGINAL Latin form (do NOT translate, do NOT transliterate) - but translate everything around them: - Band / artist / group names ..." For church, it's an organization name, not in the list. So we should translate the sentence into Russian, keeping "New Bethel Baptist Church" in original Latin form. So: "Пастор New Bethel Baptist Church Детройт, Мичиган." Also Detroit spelling: Russian transliteration is Детройт. Mich. -> Мичиган. So final: "Пастор New Bethel Baptist Church Детройт, Мичиган." Ensure punctuation with period? Original ends with period. We'll output with period. So: "Пастор New Bethel Baptist Church Детройт, Мичиган." That seems. Let's answer.