
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.

God has surely listened
It’s 6:40 am, and I park outside the hospital. In my car, I pray for my protection, my patients, and the ward. During the handover, my allocated beds changed three times; strange.

CMF file 77 – justice in healthcare
Love it or hate it, ‘justice’ is an issue that provokes division and strong opinion. What does justice…

Editorial
thank you!
Spirituality is one of those nebulous terms that can mean, humpty-dumpty-like, whatever one…

news and comment
committee stage takeaways
The Leadbeater Bill is going forward after a flawed and ineffective scrutiny…

spirituality in palliative care
Kathy Myers looks at how we address the spiritual needs of those at the end of their lives.
The term…

looking death in the eye: reflections of a Christian doctor
Death is an infinite mystery. There are few who can speak of it in the first person, and few accounts…

integrating spiritual care in the medical school curriculum
John Wenham highlights the lack of training in spiritual care in Australian medical schools and looks…

including spirituality in comprehensive geriatric assessment
Julie Whitney looks at the role of spiritual assessment in caring for those in the last years of life…
