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A 'do-it-yourself' project
As I walked through our home recently I noticed, and delighted in, all the DIY (do-it-yourself) projects I’ve completed: the willow baskets above the fireplace; the iron pot rack I made in a blacksmith course, then hung above the kitchen sink; the tiny summer house I built, which is just right for a hammock in our garden—all things I’d built myself. (Well, OK, the summer house needed four hands to hold up walls and the roof while we measured and hammered!)
I believe that’s the way it is with healing. Whenever there is a need—whether it’s financial, physical, employment related, or anything else—we learn to go straight to the Father for answers, for direction, for healing. There’s no go-between to get to God. Each of us can learn to heal ourselves, since healing really happens in our own thought.
About the author
Cate Vincent is a Christian Science practitioner. She lives in Torrington, Devon, England.

October 7, 2013 issue
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Letters
Annie, Diane, Robin Pryor Blake, Graham Watson, Anna Willis
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The final word
Elizabeth Kellogg
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Real estate realizations
Kate Colby
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A 'do-it-yourself' project
Cate Vincent
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Prayer for healing in Morocco
Shannon A. Horst
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Finding rest
Brian Kissock
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Wake up to joyous reality
Nancy Fischer
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The Sunday School gift
Bruce Richardson
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My 24/7 pastor
Niklas Peschke
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Farm dog quickly healed
Debby Miller
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Keeping company with angels
Janet Bland
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Pain gives way to Truth
Thomas C. Blair
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Neurovegetative disorder healed
Maria Celisa Cesar Martins
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The energy of creation
The Editors