Grow in faith and practice with Bible studies written for nursing. Each study helps you apply a Christian worldview to your daily work. They're free to download for personal reflection or for use with your local fellowship group.
NCFI is dedicated to promoting a Christian worldview in the daily roles and responsibilities of nurses everywhere. To have a Christian worldview, the ongoing study of God’s Word is critical. IICN welcomes Christian nurses to use our nursing-focus Bible studies for personal faith growth and development. Author guidelines are also available.
Our one and two-day courses present different concepts and content to help nurses learn how to live out their faith and be a witness to Christ in every nursing role and responsibility. These courses are presented by Christian nurses, and some courses are in partnership with other Christian faith organizations.
The purpose of the Saline ProcessTM witness training is to equip nurses (and other healthcare workers) to be witnesses for Christ in their clinical settings. The Biblically-based teaching is relevant to different cultures and healthcare settings.
This course provides practicing nurses with both art and science: state of the science knowledge in the speciality of spiritual care in conjunction with the art of spiritual care nursing. The focus is to supply the evidence base so that
This course is designed for three levels of leadership development. It focuses on the professional leader, the clinical leader at the point of care, and leadership skills at a personal level. It may be used in one or all levels
The course is designed to help nurses or midwives who have either taken or are planning to take the IICN courses in order to teach others, to have an understanding of the fundamentals of Christian values in teaching and learning.
The SPTTT course, developed by IHS Global, is designed to prepare nurses and other healthcare workers to teach the SPWT course. Candidates for this course must have already completed the SPWT course and have demonstrated a lifestyle of living as
This course provides spiritual care in the faith community as well as the broader community. The goals of FCN are the protection, promotion and optimizing of health and abilities; the prevention of illness and injury; facilitation of healing and alleviation