
bringing out God colours at work
I am often reminded of the story of Esther in the Bible. Esther was a Jew, an unlikely candidate who rose from an orphan to a queen and a heroine of an entire nation

delivered like a parcel
A community nurse reminds us of the impact of our words, actions, and demeanour as we go about our work

the parable of the ED nurse
Bex Lawton tells a parable that may have some familiar echoes

wrestling with unanswered prayers
When I go to work, nursing is not just a job, but an extension of Christ’s healing ministry.

a voice in the dark
As I walked and prayed around the empty streets on my day off, I asked God for help with my new nursing role

giving voice to pain
Proverbs 31:8 (CEB) says: ‘Speak out on behalf of the voiceless and for the rights of all who are vulnerable.’ In these moments, how do we speak on behalf of others and ensure we are giving the very best care that we are able?

what if they do not lsiten to me?
I recall very clearly in high definition, as if only yesterday, as a student midwife, auscultating a fetal heart that was no longer beating.

one breath, one life
I think God used this difficult experience to show me the importance of having good equipment and skills. I was reminded of the importance of being able to resuscitate a newborn. Samuel survived!

come into his presence with singing!
Lillian Farlow explores how our singing voices can bring God into our everyday
We often put communicating…

can you hear me?
The NHS can be hard to navigate if you can’t speak or communicate in the mainstream way. Making an appointment, explaining symptoms, or communicating pain may be challenging. Sadly, some people have no one to help them access health services, meaning they ‘give up’ or fall through the gaps.