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George Bowers Sr.: Man's best friends are superb sniffers (opens the original)
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The dog has long enjoyed the popular designation of manâs best friend and for good reason. These amazing animals possess extraordinary capacities for human relationships with their wagging tails, welcoming licks, and excited eyes. In addition to making lovable pets, however, dogs also provide great assistance to us in many ways by pulling sleds through snow, supporting police officers, and navigating for those who are blind. Another quality at which canines excel is their ability to smell and
George Bowers Sr.: The 5 second rule for souls (opens the original)
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Most of us have heard and repeated the famous âfive-secondâ rule. According to prevailing âwisdom,â any food dropped on the floor is still safe to eat if it is retrieved within five seconds. Supposedly, four seconds on the floor does not allow enough time for harmful bacteria and other problematic substances to infect our French fries or potato chips. According to Professor Paul Dawson at Clemson University, however, this conventional wisdom is not entirely accurate. In some instances, i
George Bowers Sr.: Hard work is still important (opens the original)
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 On Monday, we celebrate the efforts of all Americaâs hardworking laborers. Labor Day became a US holiday in 1894 when President Cleveland signed a bill passed by Congress. This grew out of strikes and unrest arising from mistreatment of workers in the late 1800s. Some businesses considered their laborers expendable demanding long hours in unsafe conditions. Thankfully, those issues were addressed but itâs important that we never take Americaâs workers for granted. In his book "The Bread
George Bowers Sr.: Heralding the sunrise and the Son (opens the original)
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This coming Monday, our Dad would have turned 104. Although he is now with Jesus, Iâm so very thankful God gave us our capacity to remember so we can continue to enjoy individuals who have been blessings in our lives. One comical memory of our Dad involved his ongoing grudge against Rojo. Rojo was a superb specimen of a Rhode Island Red rooster that freely ranged around our property. As roosters are prone to do, Old Rojo heralded the sunrise every morning, often on the roof just outside dadâ
George Bowers Sr.: Helping in Jesus' name (opens the original)
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Last summer I had the privilege of touring the airplane hanger for Samaritanâs Purse in Greensboro, N.C., and what incredible stories I heard! While many are familiar with the Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes that are collected and shipped all over the world, most have never heard about the extensive disaster relief work conducted by this ministry. Samaritanâs Purse is currently operating a field hospital in Venezuela that they established shortly after the earthquakes in June. This facil
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