Monk Coloring Page Sunday School
Last Sunday during our lesson, my third graders loved coloring the monk as he prays in solitude. This monk coloring page features 6 different images, including the monk praying and scripture quotes. It’s a great way to reinforce the importance of prayer for Sunday school.
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Monk Reading a Scroll
A monk in a long robe sits cross-legged, reading a large scroll under an oil lamp with ancient stone walls behind him.
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Monk Praying at the Altar
The monk kneels in prayer at a stone altar, surrounded by candles and scrolls, with a peaceful expression.
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Monk Teaching Disciples
The monk stands, teaching a small group of attentive disciples seated on the ground, with scrolls and an oil lamp nearby.
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Monk in the Garden
The monk tends to a small garden with herbs, holding a watering can, while stone walls surround him.
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Monk Sharing Food
The monk joyfully shares food with a group of children, holding a basket with bread and fruits, in a sunny courtyard.
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Monk Helping the Sick
The monk gently attends to a sick person lying on a mat, with healing herbs and an oil lamp beside him.
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About this story
In the story of the monk, we learn the importance of prayer and solitude. Kids can connect with the message from Matthew 6:6 about finding a quiet place to talk to God. This lesson shows how we can be closer to God through prayer.
“Go into your room, close the door and pray.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While the kids color, ask them, 'What does it mean to pray in secret?' Highlight the moment when Jesus teaches about finding a quiet place to pray in Matthew 6:6. Gather some colored pencils and allow about 20 minutes for them to complete their coloring, encouraging them to express their thoughts on prayer.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these monk coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these monk coloring pages are completely free! You can easily download them as a PDF without any signup. They’re perfect for personal and classroom use, so feel free to print multiple copies for your students.
How can I encourage kids to share their favorite Bible verses while coloring?+
Encourage kids to share their favorite Bible verses related to prayer or solitude as they color. You can ask them to think about where they like to pray and why. This can lead to meaningful discussions and help them connect more with the lesson.
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
This monk coloring page pairs well with Matthew 6:6, which emphasizes the significance of finding a quiet space to pray. As the kids color, remind them about how important it is to take time alone with God, just like the monk.
More about these coloring pages
During our Sunday school classes, I've found that kids really engage with hands-on activities. This monk coloring page includes 6 different illustrations, perfect for the theme of solitude in prayer. One image shows the monk kneeling with his hands folded, reflecting the verse, 'Go into your room, close the door and pray.' (Matthew 6:6). Last Wednesday, my 8-year-old son enjoyed coloring a different version of the monk while I read the story aloud. It sparked great conversations about how we can pray anywhere. As the kids color, they can discuss their favorite places for prayer and how God listens to us. By using these pages, we can bring the lesson home in a fun, creative way.