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Who are you?

It is a fundamental question to answer as you start your journey as a health professional. The world has a lot of answers, you are your job, your sexuality, your gender, or your racial and national identity. But the gospel of Jesus tells us that we are forgiven, we are chosen, we are beloved, we are made holy, and we are God’s own treasured possession. How do we live out that truth in our everyday life, our studies, and our careers?

Join us at CMF’s Student Conference – from 30 January to 1 February 2026 (Yarnfield, Staffordshire)

Bookings have now closed.

We still have places available on the coach from London to Yarnfield so please email events@cmf.org.uk

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Thanks to generous donations, extra subsidies may be available to help students attend the Student Conference. If any bursary is available, we’ll be in touch — any support will be arranged as a refund after the event.

For non-Students
If you have happy memories of your time at Student Conference, or if you would like to invest in the next generation of Christians healthcare professionals please use the donation form:

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Open to all CMF Members

8 – 8.05. Introduction

8.05 – 8.15 Loving the individual, but hating the sin: Lessons from the woman at the well

8.15 – 8.30 Raising concerns: Avoiding the negative and positively influencing culture

8.30 – 8.45 Counting the cost: Institutional whistle blowing & Dealing with lack of insight

8.45 – 9.00 Discussion and prayer

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Planning Your Medical Elective Evening
Join us for an evening of insight dedicated to helping you plan your medical elective. This event will feature hosts who will share their own elective experiences, provide valuable advice, and answer any questions you may have.

Whether you’re seeking guidance on choosing a location, navigating logistics, or maximising your learning experience, this is the perfect opportunity to gather practical tips and connect with others who have been through the process already.

Don’t miss out on this chance to prepare for your elective!

Dressed in Christ, ready for work

Thursday 7 – Friday 8 May 2026,

Yarnfield Park Training & Conference Centre, Staffordshire, ST15 0NL

It’s seven o’clock, so it’s time to get changed. He pulls his lanyard over his head, unpins his name badge and stuffs them both in his rucksack as he heads home. She ties up the drawstrings of her scrub trousers and slips on her Crocs before heading onto the ward for handover. These are their end and beginning rituals, of putting off and putting on.

The apostle Paul encouraged Christians in the early church to change their attire, too. He instructed them to doff their old self, and their former way of life, and to don their ‘…new self, created to be like God in true righteousness and holiness’. (Ephesians 4 :24b)

What impact would it have if we stepped into Christ’s changing room and took off old garments that weigh heavily and hinder us? Could we see a shift change in toxic workplace cultures, too, as we clothe ourselves distinctly in his love? As we gather together at NAMfest, we’ll be asking God for changeover. May he renew our minds and break through in our workplaces.

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Cost:

£95 for full NAMfest (£75 for students)

£45 for a Friday day ticket only; includes lunch

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Joy in all circumstances

We all long for happiness and peace of mind in life. But could our culture’s pursuit of comfort become an idol? What does it mean to experience true joy in our workplaces, and to know peace and purpose in our fragmented, confused, and meaning-hungry society?

What does it look like to follow Jesus in a challenging work environment? As those called to be salt and light, how can Christians live in a truly countercultural way?

Join us at this year’s CMF National Conference as we explore together the joy we find in Jesus alone – from 8-10 May 2026 (Yarnfield, Staffordshire).

Main speaker | Piyush Jani

We are pleased to announce this year’s main speaker is Piyush Jani. Piyush is a consultant head and neck surgeon. He continues clinical practice part time, in addition to teaching medical students at the University of Cambridge. 

He was born in Kenya to a Hindu family and became a follower of Christ at the age of 28. He serves on the student team at his church, is a trustee for several charities, and a lay member of General Synod.

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Early Bird Bookings close on 10 March 2026.

Standard Rate Bookings close on 7 April 2026.

For any further enquires, please email events@cmf.org.uk.

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