Will CHM come
​to your church?

We would love to come to visit your church as all of us at CHM have a real desire to see the ministry of healing taking place in local churches across the land - so please invite us!
 
To make the visit more worthwhile, we encourage you to consider hosting the event and opening it to members of other churches in your area.  In this way you will be encouraging them in the healing ministry and also acting as a resource to your neighbourhood.   

What will CHM do?

Every visit is different and we will want to be in touch with you beforehand to ensure that the teaching and training is what you feel will bless your church at this time.
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We will liaise with you to structure the day according to your church’s requirements.  Recently, one popular choice has been to spend the morning encouraging people to enjoy the presence of God and experience his healing touch, before moving on in the afternoon to teaching them how to pass this on to others. ​
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Sunday services can be a good way of encouraging the whole church in the healing ministry.  In order to get the most out of our visit, however, we suggest you consider inviting us either for a morning service followed by some teaching/training after lunch for those who are particularly interested, or some training with the team in the afternoon followed by an evening healing service.
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We are happy to consider all requests, but please bear in mind that long distance travel for shorter events may not be feasible.

How much will a
​visit cost?

We would love to offer you a visit for free, but as the Mission is a charity operating at a considerable loss each year, we have to make a realistic attempt to go some way towards meeting our costs.
 
We don’t have a fixed charge as we don’t want to discourage any church from approaching us, but our suggested fee for leading a day is £250.  This covers absolutely everything - all our expenses, time, travel etc. 
 
There are a number of ways that this can be raised: as a donation from your church, by charging a registration fee for the day, taking a retiring collection on the day – or any combination of these.  Encouraging neighbouring churches to take part in the day can also be a helpful way of spreading the cost.  
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