s a young girl, Miriam bravely watched over her baby brother Moses from among the reeds. Later, she encouraged the people of Israel with songs and dancing, filling their hearts with hope.
When people were afraid, Miriam gave them courage. She helped bring people together and worked for peace within her community. She also learned from her mistakes, repented with a humble heart, and began to sing songs of love and gratitude again.
Miriam teaches us that we do not have to do something great to make a difference. When we do what we can with love and courage, even our small actions can become a great source of hope for someone else.
Through Miriam’s story, may children discover that their own small acts of courage, kind words, and caring hearts are preciousand that they, too, can bring hope to others.