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Thanks to your generosity, our Christmas Appeal has been a great success. So far, we have raised over £7,000 - and counting...

Many Christians attend special church services on January 6. The figures representing the three wise men, or the Magi, are placed in the cri

Wishing our patients, clients, staff, volunteers, visitors and all our supporters a very happy and blessed New Year.

... However, what matters most is not what WE do. It’s about what GOD has done for us. Our challenge is to live and proclaim that promise...

Thank you to our MP, Rushanara Ali for her uncompromising support for Mildmay

We would like to thank our fantastic, supporters who have gone on a journey with us over the past two years.

We encourage you to take heart, to listen out for that neighbour, to approach that person who is alone at Christmas, to find time for anothe

There is so much comfort to be found in the practice of pausing to read, pray, and reflect over the course of the Advent season

This year’s Human Rights Day theme relates to 'Equality' and Article 1 of the UDHR – “All human beings are born free and equal in dignity an

The keeping of an Advent wreath is a common practice in homes or churches. The concept of the Advent wreath originated among German Lutheran

We remember all those who have died at Mildmay Mission Hospital and elsewhere, and give thanks for those that have been helped both there an

On Friday, the day before the Red Run on Saturday 27th November which is starting at Victoria Park, we prepared the Mildmay chapel for Adven

Last week, on November 11th, ITV broadcast Searching for Patient Zero: Britain's Aids Tragedy

Lest We Forget

Rev Paul Rout, a Catholic Franciscan priest who volunteers with us, was at Cop26

Mildmay's 2021 Christmas appeal is launched today.

Let each diya you light bring a glow of happiness on your face and enlighten your soul.

An update from COP26 from our lead chaplain

We start with the great Feast of All Saints then the following day we remember, according to Christian tradition...

Pope Francis took to the radio waves of the BBC on October 29, offering the Today Programme’s “Thought for the Day.”