Christian Medical Fellowship (CMF)

05/04/2026

Christ is risen! He is risen indeed - hallelujah!!

02/04/2026

Global Track with the Christian Medical Fellowship

Book now to join CMF’s 18‑month Global Track, running from September 2026 to March 2028! You only have until 10 April 2026 to register!!

The track is designed for medics, nurses, midwives and allied health professionals who are exploring or preparing for work in global health and mission.

We especially welcome students in the final three years of their course, as well as graduates in the early stages of their careers, as the programme is structured to fit comfortably alongside ongoing studies, placements or work commitments.

This will be our sixth cohort, building on years of experience delivering the programme.

What’s Included

Residential & In‑Person Training: An introductory weekend residential with teaching, five Saturday training days at CMF HQ led by global health mission speakers, and a cross‑cultural training day in the UK.

Online Learning: Four two‑hour Wednesday evening webinars, and two assignments to help you reflect and apply your learning.

CMF Global Summer Mission Conference: Your place includes conference access with lectures, practical skills sessions, and workshops on healthcare in resource‑poor settings.

Mentoring: You’ll be paired with a mentor experienced in overseas missions for personalised support throughout the programme.

Vision Trip: Join one of three short‑term mission vision trips. If you can’t make these dates, we can consider your elective or another short-term mission trip instead.

Course Fee

£500

How to Apply

Applications for the Global Track are now open and close on Friday, 10 April, 5 PM BST.

To apply, email [email protected] to request the application form.

Join CMF’s 18‑month Global Track, running from September 2026 to March 2028! The track is designed for medics, nurses, midwives and

30/03/2026

‘Which of these was a neighbour?’: The House of Lords vote on abortion and the need for mercy.

One in three pregnancies in England and Wales ends in abortion.
And five in six of those abortions now take place in the woman’s home.

These are not abstract figures. They describe a reality in which decisions are made quietly, often under pressure, and increasingly without direct clinical care.

And into that reality, Jesus speaks a searching word:

‘Which of these three do you think was a neighbour…?’ (Luke 10:36)

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One in three pregnancies in England and Wales ends in abortion. And five in six of those abortions now take place in the woman’s home. These are not abstract figures. They describe a reality in which decisions are made quietly, often under pressure, and increasingly without direct clinical care. A...

27/03/2026

Dignity in dying: it sounds really attractive, doesn’t it?
A Scottish Christian GP looks at what real dignity in dying looks like in the wake of the defeat of the Scottish Assisted Dying Bill last week.

The morning after the Scottish Parliament voted down the Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults Bill (69-57), I was seeing a patient in my GP surgery about a chronic condition. Let’s call her Morag (we are in Scotland, after all). At the end of the consultation, Morag shared how disappointed she...

12/02/2026

Bookings for CMF's national gathering for Christian healthcare professionals are OPEN! Join us as we explore the theme of 'Joy in all circumstances' with main speaker Piyush Jani! Book now to save: https://cmf.li/NC26

15/01/2026

Bookings for the CMF National Conference are now open! Come along to explore the theme of 'Joy in all circumstances'. We're pleased to announce our main speaker this year is Piyush Jani. To find out more and book for the conference, visit https://cmf.li/NC26

24/12/2025

In this conversation with Steve Fouch (CMF Head of Communications) at the 2025 CMF Resident Doctors Conference, Dr Paula Busuulwa and Prof. Paul Johnson explore what it means to lead as a Christian health professional in the

CMF has a network of Christians in non-clinical and clinical leadership across the UK's National Health Services and other healthcare sectors. It holds regular online and occasional in-person meetings around the UK, seminars, training programmes and peer support meetings. If you are interested in finding out more, go to: https://cmf.li/CHLN

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In conversation with Steve Fouch (CMF Head of Communications) at the 2025 CMF Resident Doctors Conference, Dr Paula Busuulwa and Prof. Paul Johnson explore what it means to lead as a Christian health professional in the NHS. CMF has a network...

23/12/2025

Why join Student Conference 2026? Students share their thoughts! 📢 P.S bookings closed NEXT WEEK, 11 am on 2 January! Book now. Link in bio!⬆️

Video created by CMF Student Cerise 👏🏾

16/12/2025

God calls us to care for the stranger in our midst, to protect orphans and widows, to ‘act justly and love mercy’ . (Micah 6:8) How does this translate to the way we care today? Join us on 10 January 2026 at the Refugee and Asylum Seeker Health Course to be equipped by those who have been refugees and those who are healthcare professionals in this field.

https://www.cmf.org.uk/events/rash-refugee-and-asylum-seeker-health-course-london/

15/12/2025

Many resident doctors will be thinking about how to respond to the most recent government proposals and BMA poll, to bring to an end the forthcoming resident doctor strikes in England. The latest CMF blog explores the personal reflections of some fellow resident doctors:

Dear Fellow Resident Doctors, We know that many of you will be thinking about how to respond to the most recent government proposals and BMA poll, to bring to an end the forthcoming resident doctor strikes in England[1]. The resident doctor strikes in England have evoked a number of responses and em...

08/12/2025

CMF couldn't do what we do without our volunteers. Hear how God is using CMF volunteer Hannah John to support International Medical, Nursing, and Midwifery Graduates and reach those who don't know Jesus with the gospel. Help to support CMF's work by giving big or small to our appeal:

Hannah grew up in India and was influenced by her parents, both physiotherapists, from a young age. They cared for the sick, poor, and vulnerable in her comm...