Corrections Policy

We work hard to get every fact right, and sometimes we still get one wrong. When that happens, we fix it openly — we do not quietly rewrite history.

What we correct

Wrong names, dates, numbers, places, quotes, links, or anything else that changes what a reader understands. Small spelling mistakes are fixed without a note; anything that affects the facts gets a correction note.

How to report an error

Tell us through our Contact page: which article, what is wrong, and what the correct information is. A link to a reliable source helps us check it faster. Anyone can report an error — you do not need an account.

What happens next

We check the report against the original sources. If we were wrong, we fix the article and add a short correction note at the bottom of the page, with the date of the fix. If we were right, we will tell you why and leave the article as it is.

Our promise

A correction is never a reason to hide a mistake. Readers who point out an error help us do better, and we are grateful for every report.

FaithStories News Desk — Faith Stories.