John Evangelist Coloring Page Sunday School
Last Friday during our art time, my third graders loved coloring the John Evangelist story. With 6 images to choose from, these pages illustrate his life and teachings beautifully. It's a free printable resource perfect for our Sunday school lesson.
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John Writing the Gospel
John sits at a wooden desk in a cozy room, writing the Gospel on a scroll with an oil lamp beside him.
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John Preaching to the Crowd
John stands confidently before a group of attentive people, sharing the teachings of Jesus in an open area.
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John Baptizing People
John baptizes people in the river, with water splashing around and onlookers watching from the shore.
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John with His Disciples
John teaches a small group of disciples, sharing wisdom while seated on a grassy hill under a clear sky.
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John in Prison
John sits in a stone prison cell, looking hopeful while holding a scroll and a small oil lamp.
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John Gathering People
John invites people to hear his message, with excited children and adults gathering around him in a lively scene.
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About this Bible story
John Evangelist is known as a beloved disciple of Jesus. He wrote the Gospel of John and shared many teachings. In John 21:24, it says, 'This is the disciple who testifies to these things.' His story is a great way to teach kids about faith and sharing Jesus' love.
“This is the disciple who testifies to these things.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While the kids color, ask them, 'What does it mean to be a disciple?' Highlight John’s role in sharing Jesus' teachings. You can use colored pencils or markers and set aside about 30 minutes for this activity. Consider following up with a discussion on how we can share our faith like John did.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these John Evangelist coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Absolutely! These coloring pages are free to download, no signup required. You can print them out for personal or classroom use, making them perfect for your Sunday school lesson. Just grab some crayons and get started!
How can I relate John Evangelist's teachings while my class colors?+
As the kids color, you might ask them about John’s role as a disciple. Discuss how he shared Jesus' love and what it means to testify to others about their faith. It’s a great way to encourage meaningful conversations while being creative.
What Bible verse pairs with the John Evangelist coloring pages?+
A fitting verse to discuss while using these pages is John 21:24. You can highlight how John’s testimony about Jesus is important for us today, encouraging kids to share their own experiences of faith.
More about these Bible coloring pages
One morning, I brought out the John Evangelist coloring pages during our art time. The kids were excited to choose from images depicting John writing, preaching, and sharing Jesus' message. We talked about how John was a close friend of Jesus, and I reminded them that 'This is the disciple who testifies to these things' (John 21:24). I keep these pages in my Sunday school binder as a go-to resource. I love seeing how each child colors John differently, reflecting their understanding of the story. Plus, it’s a free printable resource that I can easily share with other teachers. It’s a wonderful way to reinforce the lessons from our Bible study.