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CMF Nurses and Midwives exists to glorify God by uniting and equipping nurses and midwives in the Br

CMF Nurses and Midwives is a fellowship of committed Christians seeking to encourage health professionals to support one another in faith, clinical practice, ethics, and outreach. We seek to be a Christian voice into our professions and into national and international health policy. We are a member body of Nurses Christian Fellowship International and work in close partnership with Allied Health Professions Christian Network, and Healthcare Christian Fellowship.

09/01/2026

We're looking forward to hearing John speak about identity at the student conference very soon. We are taking late bookings if you've had a last minute change of shifts. Get in contact over email ❤️

06/01/2026

Are you the kind of person who makes New Year's resolutions? New Year can come with unhelpful pressures and unreasonable expectations if we're not careful. But can also be helpful for revisiting Spiritual disciplines. Helpfully our latest Spotlight magazine is full of helpful stories and tips for busy healthcare workers, like this quote from Hannah. View online (link in bio) or become a member to receive your free copy!

25/12/2025

“For to us a child is born, to us a son is given,and the government will be on his shoulders.And he will be called Wonderful Counsellor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.” Christmas Day arrives for many of us in uniform. While others gather around tables and trees, wards stay busy, buzzers still sound, and new lives are welcomed into the world. The weight of responsibility does not pause for the season.
Into that reality, Scripture does not offer sentiment, but substance. A child is born, not to admire from afar, but for us. A Son is given, carrying authority, wisdom, strength, and peace far greater than anything we shoulder ourselves.
Jesus is not distant from our work. He is our Wonderful Counsellor when decisions feel heavy and complex. He is Mighty God when we feel weak. He is Everlasting Father when the cost of caring feels personal. He is The Prince of Peace in the middle of noise, urgency, and fatigue.
Today, we remember that the weight of the world does not rest on us. It rests on Him. And He carries it faithfully.
As you step onto the ward this Christmas Day, may you know the nearness of Christ — born for you, given to you — and may His peace meet you right where you are.

25/12/2025

Happy Christmas to you all! And a huge shout out to all the nurses and midwives working Christmas shifts this year! We hope you get time off soon and can put your feet up♥️ sending love to you all this Christmas 🎄

23/12/2025

“This is love: not that we loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son as an atoning sacrifice for our sins.” Love can easily feel like something we have to produce; patience at the end of a long shift, compassion when we are already running on empty, kindness when we feel unseen. In healthcare, love is often measured by what we give, and some days it feels like there is nothing left to offer.
But the love we celebrate this Advent is not rooted in our capacity to love well. It begins with God. Before we were strong, before we were faithful, before we were able, He loved us first. A love so deliberate and costly that it moved Him to send His Son, not in comfort, but into suffering, sacrifice, and death for us.
This love meets us in our exhaustion and our shortcomings. It does not depend on how well the shift goes or how much we manage to hold together. Christ’s love is already complete, already given, already enough.
As you step into your work this week, remember that you are not pouring from an empty cup. You are loved first, fully, and securely. Let that love steady you, soften you, and remind you that even in the hardest moments, you are held by a love that does not run out.

19/12/2025

It's great to hear that you're gathering together in your localities or specialities to pray together and encourage one another. If you're interested in joining a fellowship of Christian nurses and midwives who are determined to live and speak for Jesus wherever he calls us, check out our link to join in the bio

15/12/2025

Joy can feel far away in the middle of long shifts, understaffed wards, and relentless demands. It’s easy to assume joy belongs to days off, celebrations, or moments when work finally feels manageable. But the joy announced that night in Bethlehem wasn’t dependent on calm circumstances; it arrived into fear, uncertainty, and exhaustion.
The angels didn’t promise an easier life; they announced a Savior. A joy rooted not in how the shift goes, but in who has come. This joy doesn’t deny the grief we witness or the tiredness we carry. Instead, it sits alongside it steady, deep, and secure.
As nurses and midwives, we give out joy in small ways: a reassuring word, gentle hands, presence in someone’s fear. This week, remember that joy is also given to you. Not something you have to manufacture, but something received because Christ has come.
As you walk onto the ward, may the good news of Jesus’ birth anchor your hearts; a quiet, resilient joy that holds you, even when the day is hard

Address

Johnson House, 6 Marshalsea Road
London
SE11HL

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+442072349660

Website

http://www.cmf.org.uk/nurses_and_midwives/

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