We want to know when something on Cinematic Bible Songs is wrong. That can mean a Bible reference or quotation that does not match, a factual or historical mistake, a translation problem, a Christian tradition described unfairly, broken media, an image that does not fit the passage, or a rights concern. If you spot something, please tell us.
There is no web form. Reports go to contact@cbiblesongs.com. The email button on this page opens your mail app with a subject and message already started.
What to include
Please include the page address, what you believe is wrong, what you think it should say, and a source if you have one. A source can be a Bible verse, a book, or a useful link.
Subject: Correction or feedback for cbiblesongs.com
Email body:
Page address:
What is wrong:
What it should say:
Source, if available:
Kinds of report and how each is handled
- Wrong Bible reference or quotation: we check the reference and wording and correct it where needed.
- Factual or historical error: we check the claim against the available sources and revise it if the evidence supports a correction.
- Translation problem: we review the meaning, wording, and the corresponding material in the other language editions.
- A Christian tradition you believe is misrepresented: we review the wording and representative sources. If the disagreement is a genuine difference between traditions, we may present both views rather than choose one.
- Broken link, song, or video: we test the item and repair, replace, or remove a broken connection as appropriate.
- A picture that does not fit: we review it against the passage, setting, and the purpose of the page.
- Rights or copyright concern: please include enough detail to identify the material and see our Copyright page for the rights process.
Rights concerns and reports involving anything harmful are looked at first. All reports are read by the CBS Team, and serious issues are handled first. We cannot promise an individual reply to every message, but a report does not disappear into an unattended form.
What happens after a report
Where we agree that something is wrong, we correct it. Where the issue is a genuine difference between Christian traditions, the better correction may be to explain both views clearly and fairly instead of declaring one side the only view.
A public corrections log is planned. When it is available, major corrections will be recorded there so readers can see what changed.
Thank you for helping us keep the material accurate, clear, and useful.