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Learning to fish
I am not much of a fisherman (never have been), but over the last few years, I’ve learned my share about where and how to do it. Not the physical act of fishing, mind you—rather, fishing the way Jesus taught us.
Let me explain. I own a consulting design business. A few years ago when the economy took a downturn, our clients started to pull back, and we felt that we were going to have to do some belt-tightening. As a Christian Scientist, I knew that I could work this out through prayer.
About the author
Frank von Holzhausen lives in Guilford, Connecticut.

April 23, 2012 issue
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Letters
Carole Westman-DaDurka, Adora A. Robinson, Tami Moulton, Tad Baker
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Answers from within
Maike Byrd, Staff Editor
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Call on faith
Kim Shippey
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Getting down to business
Steven Salt
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Learning to fish
Frank von Holzhausen
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Prayer and our 'blessing business'
Betsie Ellington Tegtmeyer
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Good is not seasonal
Virginia Hawks
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Rise up in thought and heart
Joni Overton-Jung
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Don't put happiness on hold
Rebecca Odegaard
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A spiritual lesson in traffic court
Susan Brown
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'Don't I know you?'
Kathy Chicoine
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A cool healing
Ricky
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God's timing
Chrissie Sydness
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No room for food fear
Jocelyn Shoemake
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Tireless prayer for endurance athletes
Lane Brown
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God–shepherding all of us
Abby Fuller
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Face and shoulder healed after a fall
Chris Coombs
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Recovery of strength
Sarah O'Brien
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Grandson healed of cough and appendicitis
Cemilda Schroeder
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Simple answers, seismic solutions
The Editors