Event Type : Doctors

This event is now at capacity.

If you would like to be put onto the waitlist for available spaces, please contact globalcoordinator@cmf.org.uk

4-6 July 2025

London School of Theology, London

Are you involved or interested in global health and mission?

Keen to both share and learn from lessons in the past but consider how European-trained healthcare professionals can partner in medical mission in the future?

Who should come?

Perhaps you have been engaged previously in global health and mission work? Come and learn how needs are changing – share your experiences and learn how you could remain interested and involved.

And what if you are just starting out in your career in healthcare? What a perfect time to come and learn with other European colleagues some pointers for effective collaborative ways of working with national colleagues in global health and mission

We will have mission leaders helping us think biblically on such issues, clinical practitioners from whom we can learn, agencies that can facilitate your journey, inspiring stories, and come with your questions, concerns, hopes and dreams!

Christians across Europe will be gathering to consider how we partner in medical mission today. This event will be hosted in north west London, with easy access to tube lines from central London and to Heathrow or Luton airports.

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Prices

Early Bird Rate:

£30 off for bookings made before Friday, 4 April 2025

(not applicable for day visitor or student/unwaged rates)

Weekend rate with shared bathroom

£245 Early Bird rate, £275 CMF member rate, £290 non-CMF member rate

Weekend rate with en-suite room

£265 Early Bird rate, £295 CMF member rate, £310 non-CMF member rate

Students/Unwaged – weekend rate with shared bathroom

£230 CMF member rate, £245 non-CMF member rate

Twin/Shared room with shared bathroom

£255 CMF member rate, £270 non-CMF member rate

Twin/Shared room with en-suite

£275 CMF member rate, £290 non-CMF member rate

Friday or Sunday only – day visitor (including dinner/lunch) – no early bird available

£50 CMF member rate, £65 non-CMF member rate

Saturday only – day visitor (including lunch & dinner) – no early bird available

£110 CMF member rate, £125 non-CMF member rate

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Join Us for a Time of Prayer and Updates on the Middle East

You are invited to an online gathering to pray for the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. This event provides a space for our community of believers to unite in faith, lifting our hearts and voices to God for peace and healing.

Participants will have the opportunity to join small prayer groups and hear firsthand updates from members involved in healthcare work in the region.

Thank you to everyone who has supported previous CMF prayer calls.

Upon registering for the event, you will receive a Zoom link via email on the day of the meeting. We look forward to coming together in prayer and fellowship.

Dates: Monday 15 to Wednesday,  17 September 2025 (5pm Monday till 2pm Wednesday) 

Venue: Highgate House, Northamptonshire, Grooms Lane, Creaton, Northampton NN6 8NN 

This three-day residential conference takes place at a new Christian centre in Northamptonshire, offering ensuite accommodation, meals, refreshments, inspiring talks, diverse seminars, and activities – all set in a beautiful and peaceful environment. 

This conference is for Christian doctors, nurses, and midwives who are approaching retirement, reducing clinical commitments, or already retired – seeking to embrace this new season with purpose, joy, and a deepening call to shine for Christ. 

Shining ever brighter – navigating new seasons of calling with purpose and joy  

We pour so much of ourselves into medicine – our time, energy, and sense of purpose. But as the shape of our work changes, whether by reducing clinical commitments or stepping into retirement, how do we continue shining ever brighter in God’s calling (Proverbs 4:18)? How do we stay fresh and fruitful in this next stage (Psalm 92), invest in others through maturing and mentoring (Titus 2), and navigate the physical realities of ageing while keeping our eyes on grey hairs and glory (2 Corinthians 4)?   

This conference is an opportunity to reflect, pray, and plan for what’s ahead – letting go with grace, stepping forward with purpose, and shining ever brighter each day in God’s unfolding story.  

Speaker: Chris Green is the vicar of St James, Muswell Hill, in north London. An experienced Bible teacher, speaker, and author of around a dozen books, he’s also approaching this next season himself. He wants to do more than paint some paintings and walk the dog! In three sessions, we’ll explore what the Bible has to say about this transition and consider some practical ways to serve God fruitfully beyond employment. 

Talks

1. Psalm 92:1-15 Fresh and fruitful – How to approach a healthy next age 

1. Titus 2:1-15 Maturing and mentoring – What might best fill our diaries? 

1. 2 Corinthians 4:1-18 Grey hairs and glory – Physical realities and our wonderful future 

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Early Bird discount close on 3 July 2025 so book now to save!

All Bookings close on 21 August 2025

No refunds will be paid for cancellation after 21 August 2025. If you cancel your booking before 21 August 2025, payment will be returned with the deduction of a £40 administration fee.

For more details or enquiries, contact:

events@cmf.org.uk

Tel: 020 7234 9660

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RASH is a day course for all health professionals who want to support the health, system and spiritual needs of refugees and asylum seekers in the UK.

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?

Over the past 20 years, hundreds of thousands of refugees have come to the UK, with many seeking asylum. The ‘Refugees and Asylum Seekers Health Course’ (RASH) aims to equip Christian healthcare practitioners and others to:

• Improve knowledge of the healthcare needs, responses and challenges for refugees and asylum seekers in the UK
• Hear examples of good practice
• Foster a dialogue among those working with refugees and asylum seekers for mutual encouragement and support
• Inspire creative ways to engage with health systems for better provision, support, and care

The programme is an interactive learning experience led both by those who have been refugees and those who are healthcare professionals in this field. Local charities or churches working with refugees and asylum seekers will also find this day useful. If you encounter people from outside the UK in your everyday practice, then this is the day for you.