It is God himself, in his mercy, who has given us this wonderful work [of telling his Good News to others], and so we never give up.1
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document.writeln("A number of years ago I read the following story about Sir Winston Churchill in Our Daily Bread. Churchill attended grade school at Harrow where he was in the lower third of his class and showed no particular potential. After he graduated he went on to university and eventually became famous.
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document.writeln("On October 29, 1941, Prime Minister Winston Churchill went back to Harrow to hear the traditional songs he had sung there when a student and to address the student body. He was introduced as one of the greatest orators of all time. The students were told to take plenty of notes.
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document.writeln("In those sobering days of World War II, Sir Winston encouraged the boys to:
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\"Never give in. Never give in. Never, never, never, never\'€”in nothing, great "); document.writeln("or small, large or petty\'€”never give in, except to convictions of honor and good sense. Never yield to force. Never yield to the apparently overwhelming might of the enemy.\"2
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This and other devotionals by Richard (Dick) Innes can be read online.
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