Editorial team

Editor: Titus Blair

Role: Editor, Jesus Saves Cities. Also: author of Tiny Church.

Titus Blair edits Jesus Saves Cities and is responsible for what it publishes. He wrote Tiny Church, a free book about the church of Acts 2. He also stands beside roads with hand-lettered signs that point people to Jesus and a text line. Before this work he spent more than thirty years building software and web products. The editorial standard follows Acts 2 and Matthew 28. Readers can send a source when they find a factual error.

How research and review work

We use AI tools to help research sources and prepare drafts. Tool-assisted checks do not count as a human reading a page. Publication requires owner authorization. We record human reading separately from permission to publish, and keep unfinished review steps visible in our editorial records.

Our review standard uses Acts 2:36-47 and Matthew 28:18-20. We identify Jesus as the Christ, the Son of God. We keep prayer distinct from conversion and never replace Peter’s Acts 2 answer with a sinner’s prayer. We also check links, Scripture context, metadata, and the likely next question a reader will have.

City research adds another layer: official public-water rules, current gathering information, real neighborhood context, and visible copy that belongs to the city rather than a name-swapped template.

What we will not claim

We do not claim academic, medical, historical, or pastoral credentials that a reviewer has not publicly established. Difficult historical pages link to sources readers can inspect. Safety, legal, and health questions should be checked with a qualified local professional.

How to challenge a page

Send the URL and your supporting source to hi@jesussavescities.com. Disagreement alone does not prove an error, but every specific correction will be checked. Read the full corrections policy.