The tranquil wonder of a holy night and the sacred joy of the season come alive in these 33 Christian Christmas coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This blessed collection celebrates the true meaning of Christmas, capturing the spiritual beauty and timeless story of faith!
These pages bring the sacred story right to your fingertips, from images of the Holy Family in the manger to scenes of angels announcing the good news, the Wise Men following the star, and more!
To begin coloring, just click on any image or link below to view the free PDF. Once open, feel free to download and print to your heart's content.
All pages are designed for US Letter paper but scale flawlessly to A4. Happy coloring!
10 Craft Ideas to do With Christian Christmas Coloring Pages
Once your collection of beautifully colored Christian Christmas pages starts to grow, don't let them just pile up! These easy, affordable crafts are the perfect way to display and share your faith-filled artwork.
1. Nativity Scene Diorama
Transform a shoebox into a stable for baby Jesus. Cut out characters like Mary, Joseph, baby Jesus, shepherds, and wise men from your coloring pages. Glue them onto construction paper or popsicle sticks for stability, then arrange them inside the shoebox decorated with brown paper or straw.
2. Star of Bethlehem Mobile
Create a celestial mobile featuring the guiding Star. Cut out stars, angels, and perhaps a small baby Jesus from your colored pages. Punch a hole at the top of each cutout and thread with string, then tie them to a hanger or cross-shaped sticks. Add glitter for an extra heavenly sparkle.
3. Wise Men Journey Banner
Illustrate the journey to Bethlehem with a long banner. Cut out various scenes or characters from your coloring pages, such as the Annunciation, shepherds in the field, wise men following the star, and the manger scene. Glue them in chronological order onto a long strip of poster board or butcher paper, adding a title like “The Christmas Story.”
4. Angel Advent Chain
Count down to Christmas with a faith-filled chain. Cut out individual angels or other Christian symbols from your colored pages. Each day, attach one cutout to the growing chain with a staple or glue, perhaps writing a daily scripture verse on the back to read as you add it.
5. Manger Scene Ornaments
Adorn your tree with handmade Nativity ornaments. Cut out figures like the Holy Family, angels, or stable animals from your finished coloring pages. Glue each cutout onto a piece of cardstock or felt for durability, then punch a hole at the top and loop a piece of ribbon through for hanging.
6. “Jesus is the Reason” Placemats
Celebrate the true meaning of Christmas at your meal table. Take a full colored Christian Christmas page, perhaps depicting the Nativity or bearing a scripture verse, and glue it onto a piece of colorful construction paper or cardstock. For durability, cover it with clear contact paper or laminate it to protect your sacred artwork.
7. Bethlehem Star Wands
Let children wave their own Star of Bethlehem. Cut out several large stars from your colored pages, gluing two together around a popsicle stick or a cardboard tube. You can add ribbons or glitter to the stick for extra flair, making a fun prop for retelling the Christmas story.
8. Our Christmas Story Book
Compile your coloring pages into a personalized storybook. Fold several pieces of construction paper in half to create pages, then staple or tie them together along the fold. Cut out various scenes or characters from your colored pages and glue them into the book, adding simple captions about the birth of Jesus.
9. Scripture Gift Tags
Share the message of Christmas with every gift. Cut out small Christian Christmas images or phrases like “Joy to the World” from your coloring pages. Glue these onto cardstock gift tags, adding a hole punch and string. Write a personal blessing or scripture reference on the back of each tag.
10. Prayer for Christmas Jar
Create a beautiful jar to collect prayers and blessings during Advent. Decorate a clean glass jar or a small box with cut-out Nativity figures, angels, or stars from your finished coloring pages, securing them with glue. Throughout the season, family members can write down prayers or things they are grateful for and place them inside.