Timeless tales, guiding light, and lessons of love fill these 55 Sunday School coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This cherished collection celebrates beloved biblical stories and foundational truths, capturing the heart of spiritual learning and joyful discovery!
These pages bring the wonder of biblical narratives right to your fingertips, from images of Noah's Ark and David and Goliath to scenes of Jesus teaching, the Nativity story, 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 Sunday School Coloring Pages
Once those beautiful Sunday School coloring pages are all filled with vibrant colors, don't let them gather dust! Here are 10 easy and affordable craft ideas to put them to wonderful use.
1. Bible Story Box Diorama
Cut out characters and objects from completed coloring pages. Glue a sky and ground of construction paper inside a shoebox. Attach small strips of folded paper or pipe cleaners to the back of your cut-outs to make them stand up, arranging them to recreate a favorite Bible story scene from creation to parables.
2. Scripture Chime Mobile
Cut a paper plate in half or make a ring from cardstock. Punch several holes along the bottom edge. Cut out small images, symbols, or even short scripture verses from your colored pages, gluing them to sturdy cardstock if desired. Tie lengths of yarn or string to each cut-out, then attach the other end through the holes in your paper plate base, creating a peaceful, faith-filled mobile.
3. My Bible Memory Book
Fold a long strip of construction paper into an accordion shape. On each “page,” glue a cutout image from a finished coloring page that illustrates a specific memory verse. Write the corresponding verse next to the image, creating a personal, foldable book to help children remember important scriptures and stories.
4. Storytime Bible Puppets
Carefully cut out individual characters, angels, or animals from your colored pages. Glue each cut-out onto a popsicle stick or craft stick. Use these puppets to retell favorite Bible stories, act out parables, or even create new faith-based narratives with your classmates or family during Sunday School lessons.
5. Collaborative Creation Garden
On a large piece of poster board, draw or paint a simple garden scene (sky, ground, sun). Each child can cut out flowers, trees, animals, or even people from their finished coloring pages to represent elements of God's creation. Glue all the individual pieces onto the poster board, creating a vibrant, shared “Creation Garden” display for the classroom.
6. Personalized Bible Bookmark
Cut a strip of sturdy cardstock to your desired bookmark size. Select a favorite small image or symbol from a coloring page, or a short Bible verse, and glue it onto the cardstock strip. You can punch a hole at the top and add a tassel made from yarn. Laminate for durability if possible, creating a special bookmark for your Bible.
7. Story String Garland
Cut out various images or symbols from multiple finished coloring pages, such as crosses, doves, or characters from a specific Bible lesson. Punch two holes at the top of each cutout (or fold them over a string and glue). Thread a long piece of yarn or string through the holes to create a decorative garland. Hang it in your Sunday School room or at home to celebrate a particular Bible story or season.
8. My Prayer & Gratitude Journal
Take a plain composition notebook or staple together several sheets of blank paper to make a simple journal. Cut out favorite images, inspiring symbols, or encouraging words from your colored pages. Glue them collage-style onto the front cover of your journal. Cover with clear contact paper for protection, creating a unique space for prayers and reflections on blessings.
9. Blessings Jar Decoration
Decorate a clean glass jar or a small cardboard box by cutting out colorful images or inspiring words from your finished coloring pages and gluing them all around the outside. This “Blessings Jar” can then be used to collect small notes written throughout the week, describing things you are thankful for, reminding you of God's goodness.
10. Faux Stained Glass Scene
From a black piece of construction paper, cut out a frame with “leading lines” like a stained glass window. Carefully cut out specific characters or symbols from your colored pages. Glue them onto clear contact paper or wax paper. Then, fill in the remaining “glass” sections with colorful tissue paper pieces. Place your black frame over the top to create a beautiful faux stained-glass art piece to hang in a window.