CHPNet & CLC Elim Pentecost Birmingham
2025-05-31 10:00 - 16:00 (Europe/London)
CHPnet and CLC Elim Pentecost | Birmingham
CHPnet’s first collaborative outreach with CLC Elim Pentecost Church marked a milestone in faith-led health advocacy. With the support of the Lord Mayor of Birmingham, Councillor Zafar Iqbal, over 85 church members and members of the public received free health screenings. This event showcased CHPnet’s growing commitment to equipping faith communities with accessible, dignified healthcare services—offering tailored screenings, health education, and strategic partnerships that honour both clinical excellence and spiritual values.
CHPnet continues to extend its services to other faith communities across the UK, building trust through culturally sensitive engagement, collaborative planning, and a shared vision for holistic wellbeing. These partnerships are designed to empower congregations as hubs of health influence—where faith and public health meet to transform lives.

The Power of Influence in Healthcare: Leading with Faith and Excellence
2025-06-19 08:00 - 17:00
CHPNet Global Healthcare Conference 2025
Celebrating Four Years of Influence with Purpose, Impact with Care
CHPNet Global Healthcare Conference 2025
Celebrating Four Years of Influence with Purpose, Impact with Care
On June 19, 2025, over 800 Christian healthcare professionals, ministry leaders, and global visionaries virtually gathered in gratitude and expectation at the Christian Health Professionals Network (CHPNet) Global Healthcare Conference — commemorating four years since the birth of a network shaped by faith, vision, and sacrificial service.
Each session affirmed a powerful truth: Being Christian healthcare professionals is not just about what we do — it’s about who we are. We are called by God to be instruments of healing, carriers of compassion, stewards of hope, and to serve with excellence as visible expressions of His Kingdom in action.
Apostle Eric Nyamekye challenged healthcare professionals to see their roles as divine assignments — not just careers, but sacred callings. He urged them to serve as “watchmen on the walls of the hospital,” shining with excellence, integrity, and faith. “Your faith places a great responsibility on you. When you are Christian, know that you are Christian to execute God’s purpose amongst humanity.” be the light, to meet needs, and to lead others to Christ through the way you serve.”
Apostle Dr. Lord Donkor championed the power of synergy — the intentional collaboration of Christian healthcare professionals for global impact. He stressed that when diverse skills align under one Kingdom vision, the Church gains access to places unreachable by the pulpit alone.
“Togetherness is not optional but essential,” he urged.
Professor Address Malata, Vice Chancellor of Malawi University of Science and Technology, ignited a bold call for faith-anchored, value-based leadership:
“We are co-workers with Christ,” she declared, challenging healthcare professionals to support one another and remain spiritually grounded as they lead in every clinical and administrative sphere.
Professor Rotimi Jaiyesimi, Associate Director of Patient Safety in the NHS, offered insight from decades in medical leadership, calling attendees to be catalysts of integrity, innovation, and transformation. He highlighted the impact of faith-informed leadership in shaping systems and outcomes that honour both God and patients.
CHPNet President Dr. Chim Kalumbi Mkambula reflected on the journey from a classroom idea to a global movement shaped by grace, reminding us that “when you catch God’s vision and run with a pure heart, He sends destiny helpers to make it reality.” With gratitude, she reaffirmed CHPNet’s call to “possess the nations” through faith-driven healthcare.
From South Africa, Ashleigh offered a heartfelt appeal to the next generation:
“When we show up with compassion, patients don’t just receive care — they encounter the presence of Christ.”
Dr. Jasmin Kapoor shared a powerful testimony of collaboration as she partnered with CHPNet to bridge fear with trust in vulnerable communities during the Pandemic. “Healthcare is not just about medicine — it’s about belonging, trust, and human connection,” she said, reminding us that “the quietest voices often carry the most power — if you just take the time to hear them.”
In a message of unity and gratitude, Vice President Anthony Kueburtonye reminded delegates that CHPNet’s strength lies in shared responsibility and vision:
“This movement is only possible when we each take our place. CHPNet is not just an organisation — it is a network of purpose, built by many hands answering the same call.”
A Sacred Charge
This wasn’t just a gathering — it was a recommissioning. A sacred charge to every Christian healthcare professional to see their work as a calling, their profession as purpose, and their platform as a gateway for God’s glory.
Live a life worthy of your calling — influence with purpose, impact with care. Serve not only with skill, but with Spirit. Not only in hospitals, but as ambassadors of hope wherever the hurting are found.
As we step into CHPNet’s fifth year, we go with renewed passion — galvanized by grace, grounded in faith, and strengthened by synergy.
There is more to build. More to reach out and more to give.
Join us in this extraordinary movement of faith-fuelled healthcare.
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Breast cancer awareness
2025-10-11 19:00 - 21:00
Breast cancer awareness Among Black Communities and Faith Groups
Brought to you by CHPNet UK
Why This Matters
> Black women in the UK face lower screening rates, later diagnoses, and poorer outcomes in breast cancer care.
> Breast cancer affects men too.
Join us and Hear from…

Brave patient stories: Real journeys of diagnosis, survival, and faith
Community leaders and clinicians: Tackling disparities with compassion and clarity
Faith-based advocates: Mobilising churches and faith groups to support early detection
Men as allies: Fathers, husbands, and brothers sharing their role in supporting loved ones

London North Community Health Screening
2026-03-28 09:00 - 19:00 | Fountain Gate, 746 Green Lane, Dagenham, RM8 1YX
Across Black and ethnic minority communities, kidney disease is affecting our people at higher rates than ever before. Many don’t realise they have a problem until it’s too late, because kidney disease often has no symptoms in the early stages. But early screening can prevent long‑term damage, dialysis, or even the need for a transplant.
That’s why CHPNet‑UK, in partnership with other organisations and local ICBs, is hosting a FREE Community Health Screening, created especially with our community in mind.
🩺 At this event, you can receive:
* Kidney Health Screening — quick, simple, and potentially life‑saving
* Blood pressure and diabetes checks
* Breast cancer awareness and education
* Prostate cancer awareness for men
* Stroke prevention and recovery guidance
* Mental wellbeing support and practical tools

📍 Event Details
London North Community Health Screening
🗓 Saturday, 28 March 2026
⏰ 9 AM – 4 PM
📍 Fountain Gate, 746 Green Lane, Dagenham, RM8 1YX
This is your chance to take control of your health in a safe, friendly, culturally aware environment — with professionals who understand the unique risks our communities face.
This event is free and open to the public.
Registration is simple — just scan the QR code on the flyer.

London South Community Health Screening
2026-04-03 09:00 - 19:00 | Kwame Blankson Centre, 12 Hatcham Road, SE15
Across Black and ethnic minority communities, kidney disease is affecting our people at higher rates than ever before. Many don’t realise they have a problem until it’s too late, because kidney disease often has no symptoms in the early stages. But early screening can prevent long‑term damage, dialysis, or even the need for a transplant.
That’s why CHPNet‑UK, in partnership with other organisations and local ICBs, is hosting a FREE Community Health Screening, created especially with our community in mind.
🩺 At this event, you can receive:
* Kidney Health Screening — quick, simple, and potentially life‑saving
* Blood pressure and diabetes checks
* Breast cancer awareness and education
* Prostate cancer awareness for men
* Stroke prevention and recovery guidance
* Mental wellbeing support and practical tools

📍 Event Details
London South Community Health Screening
🗓 Friday, 3 April 2026
⏰ 9 AM – 7 PM
📍 Kwame Blankson Centre, 12 Hatcham Road, SE15
This is your chance to take control of your health in a safe, friendly, culturally aware environment — with professionals who understand the unique risks our communities face.
This event is free and open to the public.
Registration is simple — just scan the QR code on the flyer.
