Event Type : Nurses & Midwives

Every Christian health professional has a unique opportunity to improve their patients’ physical and spiritual health, but many feel frustrated by the challenge of integrating faith and practice within time constraints and legal obligations.

However, the medical literature increasingly recognises the important link between spirituality and health and GMC guidelines approve discussion of faith issues with patients provided that it is done appropriately and sensitively.

Christians are called to be ‘the salt of the earth’. Saline Solution is a course designed to help Christian healthcare professionals bring Christ and his good news into their work. It has helped hundreds become more comfortable and adept at practising medicine that addresses the needs of the whole person.

Monday 2, 9, 16, 23 March, 7.30-9.30pm online

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Open to all CMF Members

8 – 8.05. Introduction

8.05 – 8.15 Caring and challenging: Lessons from the woman at the well, Melody Redman

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

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

8.45 – 9.00 Discussion and prayer

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You will receive the Zoom details nearer to the event.

Melody Redman is on maternity leave and starts as a consultant in Clinical Genetics in July 2026. She is Deputy Chair of the BMA Board of Science and co-medical school link for CMF HYMS. She is married to Xander, a GP, and they have two children.

Julia Chisholm is a Consultant Paediatric Oncologist in London and is currently NHS England’s National Specialty Advisor for Children and Young People’s Cancer. She has led change in Children and Young People’s Cancer services at local, regional and national level including the formative experience of raising concerns. 

Rantimi Ayodele is a consultant paediatric orthopaedic surgeon and senior medical leader. She is currently Deputy Chief Medical Officer and Associate Medical Director for Strategy, Healthcare Equity, and Quality Improvement at King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

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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!

Saturday 14 March, 7.30-9.15pm

The Saline Festival is for healthcare workers who have attended a Saline course and those who have a heart to share Jesus in the workplace.

We do hope you can join us online on Saturday 14 March, we will be considering the Quiet Revival and discussing the implications of this for our witness. There will be time for discussion, sharing stories and praying for one another.

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Day of prayer for the health service

We invite Christians in healthcare and others to join us for a focused day of prayer for the health service on Tuesday, 17 March 2026. 

Whatever your experience or current challenges, let us bring our thanks, fears, hopes, and prayers to our heavenly Father. You may also wish to consider fasting in some way during the day. 

We have chosen Habakkuk 3:2 as our focus verses for the day. Let’s recall his fame and deeds as we cry out to God on behalf of the health service, our patients and colleagues. 

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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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Bookings close on 7 April 2026

This is an invitation only event for those involved in, or interested in our Catalyst Teams and Speciality Networks. This year’s pre‑conference focuses on themes flowing from the new CMF Strategic Plan, including welcoming and involving International Graduates, partnering well with churches and flourishing within our teams and networks. These sessions are designed to equip and encourage you as you serve within Catalyst Teams or Specialty Networks, and to help us grow together in our shared vision of Healthcare professionals reflecting God’s heart for humanity.

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We’d love you to join us, and we encourage you to book your place soon so you don’t miss out on what promises to be a rich and inspiring time together. More details about the training day and the speakers are available in the programme.
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