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Hi, I'm Jim Denison with Denison Forum, and this is the Daily Article Special Edition for April 29th,

2020. Captain Tom Moore is a British World War II veteran. He recently raised more than $36 million

for the National Health Service by completing laps of his garden with the help of a walker. People

tuned in online from around the globe to watch his progress and support his cause. Captain Moore turns

100 Thursday. In response, well-wishers have sent him more

than 125,000 birthday cards. James Hogston, who's the headmaster of the nearby Bedford School

in central England, has taken on the gargantuan task of opening and displaying the cards. He says

it's the most amazing outpouring of love for a great man.

The floor of his school has become a sea of goodwill wishes. Volunteers have spent hours reading

them over the last week. Hogston says, we've had cards from around the world, not just the UK.

We've had cards from two-year-olds, and we've had cards from 92-year-olds.

The plan is to display as many

as possible, and send Captain Moore a photo of the results. One hand-drawn card from 11-year-old

Rebecca in South Wales read, to My Hero, thank you for all you have done. You will help a lot of people

with the money you have raised. I'm sure Captain Moore remembers the days when he was spry and

youthful. He probably thought as a young soldier that his deployment during World War II was his

greatest service to his country, but his commitment decades later to help those in need has made

him a global hero. We can learn a lesson here. God's people never retire.

Moses served the Lord until his death at the age of 120. Even at that time, according to Deuteronomy 347,

his eye was undimmed and his vigor unabated. John was an elderly man when he received the

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