Christian Medical Fellowship

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Christian Medical Fellowship

Christian Medical Fellowship (kris-chuhn med-i-kuhl fel-oh-ship, from the Greek kristianos meaning follower of Christ, and the Latin medicus meaning doctor, and fellowship from the Old English feolaga meaning partner) is a UK based organization that unites Christian doctors and medical students. It was established in 1949 and has grown to become a significant representative body for Christian doctors in the UK.

History

The Christian Medical Fellowship was founded in 1949 by a group of Christian doctors who felt the need for a fellowship that would help them integrate their faith with their professional work. The organization has since grown to include thousands of members across the UK and has influenced healthcare policy and practice through its work.

Mission

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 believes that the Christian faith has a vital role to play in healthcare and seeks to promote this belief within the medical profession.

Activities

The Christian Medical Fellowship organizes a range of activities for its members, including conferences, training events, and opportunities for fellowship and prayer. It also publishes a journal, the Triple Helix, which explores the interface between Christianity, medicine, and healthcare.

Related Organizations

The Christian Medical Fellowship is part of a wider network of Christian healthcare organizations, including the International Christian Medical and Dental Association and the Christian Medical and Dental Associations in the United States.

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