He floats through the kitchen.

Peter Lammer and Bernhard Tichy made a chair that allows Mr. Lammer to “float” in the kitchen while he cooks. (Marcel Kusch/DPA/Picture Alliance via Reuters Connect)
Mr. Lammer prepares food in his kitchen at a restaurant. (Reuters/Anja Guder)
Mr. Lammer sits on a chair in his kitchen. It hangs from the ceiling on a rail. (Reuters/Anja Guder)
Mr. Lammer can work in the kitchen with his chair. (Reuters/Anja Guder)

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This chef had an accident. He could not work standing up.

His friend built a moving chair. The chair hangs from rails. Now he glides through the kitchen. He can cook again.

Pray: Thank God for people who build helpful things. Ask Him how you can help others.

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Peter Lammer is a chef in Salzburg, Austria. He had a motorcycle accident years ago. Doctors said he could not work on his feet. His friend Bernhard Tichy works with metal. They built a chair together. It runs on rails. Now Mr. Lammer can work in the kitchen. They sell their invention now. They want to be sure people who need it can afford it.

“Do not neglect to do good and to share what you have, for such sacrifices are pleasing to God.” (Hebrews 13:16)