Editorial Standards

Founder stories: real people, honest words

Our founder features draw on material supplied by founders and on public sources. We distinguish their own words from editorial narration. We never invent quotes, imply an interview took place when it did not, or attribute a narrative sentence to a founder as speech.

How we select news

Stories must have a substantive connection to Christian founders, faith at work, ethical leadership, integrity, stewardship, generosity, purposeful entrepreneurship, employee care, or developments affecting Christians in business. General business advice does not qualify simply because a Christian could apply it.

We validate approved sources, retain original publication dates and links, and check URLs and similar headlines for duplicates. Episode descriptions support summaries of what an episode covers, not independent confirmation of every claim. Uncertain or sensitive items—including allegations, legal disputes, medical claims, political controversy and disputed theology—require human review.

What our labels mean

Reporting summarizes reported news. Commentary presents a writer's argument or opinion. Interview summarizes a conversation or podcast description. Research summarizes supported research findings. Each curated item identifies its original publisher and links to the original work.

Our perspective is a Faithful Founder editorial note, separate from the source summary. It is omitted when there is no specific, supported observation to add.

Demonstration content

While we launch, demo founder profiles are clearly labelled as fictional demonstrations, including illustrative imagery. They are not evidence of real participation and are excluded from search-engine indexing and our sitemap.

Corrections

If we get something wrong, tell us through the Share your story form or the contact form and we'll correct it. Include the story link and what needs correcting.