The "Letter to Titus" is a part of the New Testament imbued with the teachings of Jesus Christ and presented in the well-known translation "The New Testament in Modern Speech" by Richard Francis Weymouth. In this letter, the apostle Paul addresses Titus, a disciple and co-worker, giving him important advice on how to manage church affairs. This book is not only a spiritual guide for Christians, but also allows a better understanding of the apostolic commandments and teachings of the early church. Weymouth successfully reproduces the original language, making the English translation understandable and accessible to the modern reader.