This elastic band bracelet is made of Czech glass beads with a gloss similar to the luster of satin. Each pastel colored bead reflects light, enhancing the shades of pink, green, lavender, eggshell and rust. The sterling silver charm resembles the hands of a small child, clasped in prayer. Just looking at this bracelet, you can almost hear a small voice saying, 'Amen.' Truly, the power of a child's faith is something we should strive to have; so sweet, humble and sincere.
 
When you, or your small child, says or whispers 'Amen' after a prayer, it is letting others know you agree with what was just said. 'Amen' means, 'so be it,' or 'truly.' We often say Amen after a prayer is finished, but Jesus frequently used it before an important statement, emphasizing importance and truth. Amen is a word that thousands of cultures and languages understand. When our children learn to say Amen, we are teaching them a tradition that dates back to the earliest Christians and is a common Christian practice all over the world.
 
Dear Lord, Help me pray like a child, believing that through you all things are possible. Amen.
 
Blessed be the Lord...Then all the people said, 'Amen,' and praised the Lord. 1 Chronicles 16:36