Andrew Apostle Coloring Page Sunday School
Last Wednesday during our lesson, my third graders loved hearing about Andrew Apostle. This Andrew Apostle coloring page Sunday school features six engaging images, perfect for helping kids remember the story. It's a free printable that fits beautifully into our lesson plan.
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Andrew Fishing by the Sea
Andrew, dressed in a simple robe, is fishing with a net by the Sea of Galilee, surrounded by gentle waves and a few rocks.
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Andrew Meeting Jesus
Andrew excitedly meets Jesus, who is teaching on the shore, with a crowd of curious listeners in the background.
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Andrew Bringing Peter to Jesus
Andrew excitedly introduces his brother Peter to Jesus, with the serene sea in the background and fishermen's tools nearby.
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Andrew Following Jesus
Andrew follows Jesus along a path, with rolling hills and trees around them, both dressed in traditional robes.
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Andrew Preaching to the Crowd
Andrew preaches to a group of eager listeners, holding a scroll in one hand, with ancient buildings in the background.
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Andrew Witnessing Miracles
Andrew stands amazed as Jesus performs miracles, with people in awe and a beautiful landscape behind them.
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About this Bible story
Andrew was one of Jesus' first disciples. He excitedly told his brother Simon, 'We have found the Messiah' (John 1:41). This moment is significant because it shows Andrew's eagerness to share his faith.
“We have found the Messiah.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While the kids are coloring, ask them, 'How do you think Andrew felt when he met Jesus?' Highlight Andrew's excitement and willingness to share his discovery with his brother. Use crayons or markers for vibrant colors, and consider having a follow-up discussion about sharing their own experiences of faith.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Andrew Apostle coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these Andrew Apostle coloring pages are completely free! You can download a PDF with no signup required, making it perfect for personal or classroom use. Just print them out, and your students will be ready to color!
How can I tie Andrew's story into our coloring time?+
As the kids color, you can ask them how Andrew felt when he found Jesus. Encourage them to think about how they can share their own stories of faith with others. Using colored pencils will allow for fine details in the illustrations.
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
This coloring page pairs perfectly with John 1:41, where Andrew tells Simon, 'We have found the Messiah.' Discussing this verse while coloring helps reinforce the importance of sharing faith with others.
More about these Bible coloring pages
Last Sunday, while preparing for class, I noticed how much my students enjoyed discussing Andrew's excitement when he found Jesus. The Andrew Apostle coloring page Sunday school features six illustrations, including Andrew sharing the good news with his brother Simon. In John 1:41, Andrew joyfully declares, 'We have found the Messiah.' This simple yet powerful moment resonates with the kids. I've printed copies for my third graders to color while we talk about sharing our faith. They'll love using crayons to bring Andrew's story to life! Plus, it’s a free printable, so I can easily add it to my binder for future lessons.