Christian Medical Fellowship
An organization for Christian medical professionals
The Christian Medical Fellowship (CMF) is a professional organization that brings together Christian doctors, medical students, and other healthcare professionals. It aims to unite and equip its members to live and speak for Jesus Christ in the medical profession.
History[edit | edit source]
The Christian Medical Fellowship was founded in 1949 in the United Kingdom. It was established to provide a network for Christian doctors and medical students to support each other in their faith and professional lives. Over the years, CMF has grown to include thousands of members and has become a significant voice in the medical community.
Mission and Objectives[edit | edit source]
The mission of the Christian Medical Fellowship is to unite and equip Christian doctors and medical students to live and speak for Jesus Christ. The organization seeks to:
- Encourage and support Christian doctors and medical students in their faith.
- Promote a biblical perspective on medical ethics and practice.
- Provide resources and training for members to integrate their faith with their professional lives.
- Engage in public dialogue on medical and ethical issues from a Christian perspective.
Activities[edit | edit source]
CMF organizes a variety of activities and events for its members, including:
- Conferences and seminars on medical ethics, professional development, and spiritual growth.
- Local group meetings for fellowship and support.
- Publications, including journals and newsletters, that address current medical and ethical issues.
- Training programs for medical students and junior doctors.
Publications[edit | edit source]
The Christian Medical Fellowship produces several publications aimed at informing and equipping its members. These include:
- Triple Helix, a journal that covers medical, ethical, and spiritual topics.
- CMF Files, a series of briefings on medical ethics and practice.
- Nucleus, a magazine for medical students.
International Links[edit | edit source]
CMF is part of a global network of Christian medical organizations. It collaborates with similar groups worldwide to promote Christian values in medicine and healthcare. The fellowship is affiliated with the International Christian Medical and Dental Association (ICMDA), which connects Christian medical professionals globally.
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