Sacred moments, profound fellowship, and a timeless testament of faith fill these 35 Last Supper coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This collection celebrates the spiritual significance and poignant details of this iconic biblical event, capturing its solemn beauty and historical weight.
These pages bring the solemn beauty of the Last Supper right to your fingertips, from images of Jesus blessing the bread and wine to scenes depicting the disciples gathered around the table, the profound expressions on their faces, 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 Last Supper Coloring Pages
Once your children have enjoyed coloring pages of the Last Supper, put those beautiful finished pieces to good use with these easy and affordable craft ideas!
1. Last Supper Diorama Box
Transform a shoebox into a mini diorama of the Last Supper scene. Cut out Jesus and the disciples from your finished coloring pages, glue them onto small cardboard stands or popsicle sticks, and arrange them around a table made from craft sticks or folded paper inside the box. You can even draw or glue on paper ‘walls' and a ‘window' for the Upper Room setting.
2. Communion Plate & Cup Set
Create a symbolic communion set using paper plates and paper cups. Cut out smaller images of Jesus, the bread, and the cup from your colored pages. Decoupage or glue these images onto the center of a paper plate and the outside of a paper cup to remind you of the sacred meal.
3. Disciple Finger Puppets
Bring the story to life with finger puppets! Carefully cut out individual figures of Jesus and each disciple from multiple coloring pages. Glue a paper ring to the back of each figure, large enough to fit over a finger. Use them to retell the Last Supper narrative, giving each character a voice.
4. “Upper Room” Window Art
Celebrate the Last Supper with beautiful “stained glass” window art. Cut out the main scene from a coloring page, then glue it onto clear contact paper or laminate it. Frame the edges with strips of black construction paper to resemble leaded glass, and hang it in a window to let the light shine through.
5. Bread of Life Bookmark
Make a special bookmark featuring the “Bread of Life.” Cut out a meaningful image from your coloring page, such as Jesus holding the bread or a close-up of the bread itself. Glue it onto a sturdy strip of cardstock, then cover with clear packing tape or laminate for durability. Add a small hole and a yarn tassel at the top if you like.
6. “Who Is It?” Memory Match Game
Print and color multiple copies of pages featuring individual disciples or Jesus. Cut out pairs of matching figures and glue each onto an index card or small piece of cardstock. Mix them up face down for a fun and educational memory game, helping children learn to identify the figures from the Last Supper.
7. Table Runner of Fellowship
Decorate your family table with a Last Supper-themed runner. Glue a long strip of butcher paper or multiple pieces of construction paper together. Cut out figures of Jesus, the disciples, bread, and cups from your finished coloring pages and glue them along the length of the runner to create a continuous scene celebrating fellowship.
8. Olive Branch of Peace Mobile
Construct a mobile inspired by the Last Supper and the subsequent prayer in Gethsemane. Cut out several Last Supper elements (Jesus, the cup, bread, figures of disciples). Attach string to each cutout and tie them at varying lengths to a hanger made from two crisscrossed popsicle sticks or a sturdy twig, perhaps adorned with paper olive leaves.
9. Last Supper “Stained Glass” Lantern
Create a warm glow with a Last Supper lantern. Cut out segments or small figures from your colored pages. Glue these translucent paper pieces onto the sides of a simple paper lantern, a recycled clear plastic bottle (cut open), or even a small glass jar. Place a battery-operated tea light inside for a beautiful, atmospheric decoration.
10. Foot Washing Basin Keepsake
Craft a symbolic “foot washing basin” to remember Jesus' act of service. Decorate a small paper plate or a shallow paper bowl by gluing a central image of Jesus or the disciples from your coloring page into it. Write a scripture verse about humility or service around the rim to create a meaningful keepsake.