Abigail

Abigail was a young woman known for her courage, wisdom, and faith. When her husband made a foolish choice that could have brought disaster, Abigail didn’t panic or react in anger. Instead, she acted with calm determination and kindness, bringing provisions and speaking wisely to prevent conflict. Her faith in God guided her words and actions, and her light shone brightly even in a tense and dangerous situation.

Abigail teaches that keeping your light shining isn’t always about grand gestures—it’s about using your influence to bring peace, hope, and guidance. She reminds girls that intelligence, gentleness, and discernment are powerful tools when combined with faith. By standing firm in your values, even when others may doubt or make mistakes, you can protect what is good and help others see the way.

Her story also shows that faith often requires courage. Abigail stepped forward alone, trusting God’s guidance rather than waiting for someone else to act. Girls can learn that even small acts of bravery, rooted in kindness and faith, can make a tremendous difference.

Finally, Abigail’s life reminds us that light grows brightest when used to serve. She didn’t act for recognition or praise—her goal was to protect and guide. Keeping your light shining means seeking opportunities to serve and uplift others, letting God’s light flow through you in every action, word, and decision.