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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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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Come and join us for 4 nights in Criccieth, where the mountains meet the sea, to consider the needs in the world today, learn more about what the Bible teaches about mission and see what God is doing.

We’ll think about what it means to make disciples and how to demonstrate God’s love in practical action. There will be the opportunity to work through practical questions, learn from each other and think through how we could be involved now and in the future. There will be time for Bible study, prayer, praise, learning in groups, wild swimming, walks and personal reflection.

Who is it for?
Christian students and health care professionals and their spouses/partners wanting to learn more about mission and considering how they may get involved in the future.

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Facilitators:
Organised by Christian Medical Fellowship’s Global team and joined by guests with a broad experience of cross-cultural mission work and medicine in different contexts.

Accommodation and things to do:
The Neptune is a beautifully positioned large house with sea views towards Snowdonia and across the Irish Sea. It overlooks a beach where you can swim, even in September (although you may prefer to bring a wetsuit!). See the Neptune self-catering guest house: www.theneptune.org.uk

There is plenty of B&B and self-catering accommodation available locally should you prefer that. Criccieth is a popular holiday destination with beaches, coffee shops, art galleries, an ice cream parlour and a castle. Within a short drive there is the Snowdonia National Park and opportunities for watersports.

Cost

This includes food, accommodation and course costs.

Getting there
You would need to book your own travel to arrive on Monday and leave on Friday.
Address: 22 Marine Terrace, Criccieth, Gwynedd LL52 0EF.
By train the nearest mainline station is Bangor, Gwynedd, we will endeavour to help with lifts from the station (40 mins away).
Via Manchester Airport – you can offset the carbon at climatestewards.org

Enquiries to: globalcoordinator@cmf.org.uk