Matthew 5 4 Mourn Coloring Page for Sunday School
Last Sunday, we discussed Jesus' words about mourning. The Matthew 5 4 Mourn coloring page features six images that beautifully illustrate this lesson. Perfect for our next Sunday school lesson, this free printable will help kids connect with the message of comfort and compassion.
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Jesus Teaching the Crowd
Jesus surrounded by a diverse crowd, teaching them about mourning with a scroll in hand and robes flowing.
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People Mourning Together
A group of people in traditional robes, comforting each other while sitting on the ground, showing expressions of sadness.
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Comforting Friends in Mourning
Two friends hugging each other tightly, surrounded by ancient stone architecture, with tears and comforting gestures visible.
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Jesus Encouraging the Crowd
Jesus speaking to the crowd, raising his hand as a gesture of comfort, with people listening and nodding.
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Children Listening to Jesus
A group of children in robes attentively listening to Jesus, some sitting on the ground and others standing close by.
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Healing Sadness
Jesus gently touching a sad person's shoulder, with a comforting smile, surrounded by a serene biblical landscape.
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About this Bible story
In Matthew 5:4, Jesus reminds us that 'Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.' This simple truth brings hope to many. As we share this lesson in class, kids will learn the importance of compassion for those who are hurting.
“Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While the kids color, ask them, 'How can we show kindness to someone who's sad?' Highlight the moment in Matthew 5:4 where Jesus teaches about mourning. Set aside 30 minutes for coloring and discussion, and consider having tissues on hand for any heartfelt moments.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Matthew 5 4 Mourn coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these pages are completely free! You don’t need to sign up, and they come as a PDF download. Feel free to print as many copies as you need for your Sunday school class binder.
How can I encourage my class to talk about their feelings while coloring?+
You can ask open-ended questions while they color, like, 'What does it mean to comfort someone who's sad?' This encourages discussion and connection. A set of colored pencils or crayons will work nicely for this activity, keeping them engaged as they express their thoughts.
What Bible verse pairs well with this coloring page?+
The coloring page connects directly to Matthew 5:4. Discussing this verse while kids color can help them understand the importance of mourning and offering support. It's a great way to reinforce the lesson of compassion and comfort.
More about these coloring pages
Last week during our lesson on the Beatitudes, I saw how much my third graders resonate with the idea of comfort in mourning. The Matthew 5 4 Mourn coloring page has six lovely images that depict this powerful message. One of the pages shows a child comforting a friend, which ties beautifully to the verse: 'Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted' (Matthew 5:4). It's a gentle reminder of our call to support each other in times of sadness. As we color, I encourage the kids to share experiences where they've helped others feel better. One little girl, Sarah, shared how she comforted her friend after a pet passed away. This sparked a conversation about empathy and support that was truly moving. By incorporating this coloring page into our lesson, I aim to help them understand that mourning is a part of life, and it’s okay to feel sad. It also opens the door to discussing how we can be there for one another.