Prodigal Son Father Running To Meet Son Coloring Page for Kids
Last Saturday, my 7-year-old colored the scene of the father running to meet his son. The Prodigal Son story is a perfect lesson for Sunday school. With 6 images that show the father's compassion and joy, this free printable coloring page will engage your kids during class or at home.
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Father Running to His Son
A joyful father running with open arms towards his son, who looks surprised and happy, in a sunny field.
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Son Returning Home
The son walking back home, looking a bit nervous but hopeful, with the father still in the background running towards him.
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Father Embracing His Son
The father joyfully embracing his son, both smiling widely, surrounded by a simple, grassy background.
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Preparing for Celebration
The father instructing servants to prepare a feast, with a table and food items being set up in the background.
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Family Feast Celebration
The family and friends gathered around a large table filled with food, all smiling and celebrating together.
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Father and Son Talking
The father talking to his son, who is listening intently, both sitting on a grassy hill under a tree.
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About this Bible story
In Luke 15:20, the father saw his son from a distance and ran to embrace him. This touching story reminds kids of God's love and forgiveness.
“His father saw him and was filled with compassion.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While the kids color, ask them how they would feel if they were the son returning home. Highlight the moment when ‘his father saw him and was filled with compassion’ to emphasize forgiveness. Set aside about 30 minutes for coloring and discussion; crayons or colored pencils work well for this activity.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Prodigal Son Father Running To Meet Son coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! These coloring pages are free, and no signup is required. You can easily download the PDF for personal or classroom use. It's great for Sunday school lessons where kids can learn while they color.
What can I discuss with my kids while they color the Prodigal Son pages?+
You can ask your kids how they think the son felt when he returned home. Discussing forgiveness and love helps them connect with the story. It's also fun to use different colors for the father’s joyful expression!
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
This coloring page can be used to illustrate the lesson of forgiveness and unconditional love from the story. Talk about how the father ran to meet his son, showing God's love for us. It's a beautiful starting point for a discussion on compassion.
More about these Bible coloring pages
‘His father saw him and was filled with compassion’ (Luke 15:20). My 9-year-old loved coloring this page last week and was excited to talk about how the father welcomed his son back. The images capture such joyful moments—like the father running with open arms and the son looking surprised. I really appreciate how this coloring page lets kids express their creativity while discussing the Prodigal Son Bible story. It's perfect for Sunday school or family activities. To make it special, I suggest using bright crayons or markers to bring the father's joyful expression to life. When my kids colored together, they started discussing how they feel when they forgive someone. It sparked a lovely conversation about compassion and acceptance.