Feast Of Assumption Coloring Page for Kids
Last Sunday during our art time, my 7-year-old excitedly colored the Feast of Assumption images. These 6 pages show Mary surrounded by angels, flowers, and heavenly scenes. It's a great way to introduce the story during Sunday school. Plus, they're free printables!
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Mary Assuming Into Heaven
Mary is ascending into the sky surrounded by angels, with joyful expressions and rays of light around her.
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Angels Surrounding Mary
A group of cheerful angels encircling Mary, holding flowers and offering her joyful greetings as she ascends.
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Heavenly Light Radiating
A radiant beam of heavenly light shining down from above, illuminating Mary and the angels with joyful expressions.
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Crowd Watching Mary
A diverse crowd of people looking up with awe and joy as they witness Mary ascending into heaven.
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Heavenly Gates Open
The majestic gates of heaven wide open, with angels welcoming Mary as she approaches with a smile.
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Mary and Jesus Reunion
Mary joyfully reuniting with Jesus at the heavenly gates, both smiling with love and warmth in their expressions.
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About this story
The Feast of Assumption celebrates Mary's special place in God's plan. In Luke 1:48, it says, 'All generations will call me blessed.' It’s a beautiful reminder of how important Mary is to our faith.
“All generations will call me blessed.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While kids color, ask them why they think Mary is so special. Highlight the moment when the angel Gabriel visited her to announce that she would be the mother of Jesus. This could lead to a great discussion! Make sure to have colored pencils and markers ready, and consider a follow-up activity where kids share what they’ve colored.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Feast Of Assumption coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these coloring pages are completely free! You can download them as a PDF with no signup required. They're perfect for use in your Sunday school class, and kids will love coloring them together.
What can I say about Mary while the kids color?+
You can share how Mary was chosen by God to be Jesus' mother. Talk about how she accepted this special role with grace and faith, reflecting on her importance in the Feast of Assumption.
How does this story connect to Luke 1:48?+
Luke 1:48 highlights Mary's blessedness and significance. While coloring, you can discuss how all generations honor her, connecting it to the beautiful scenes in the coloring pages that celebrate her life and faith.
More about these coloring pages
While coloring, my 7-year-old asked about the angels in the Feast of Assumption. I reminded him of Luke 1:48, where it says, 'All generations will call me blessed.' We talked about why Mary is so special in our faith. The six images include Mary being crowned in heaven, surrounded by beautiful flowers and angels, which made for a lovely discussion. We used colored pencils and markers, and he enjoyed adding his own touches. These feast of assumption coloring pages are perfect for kids, whether for Sunday school or at home. I printed them on a Friday to share with our church group. The kids loved the illustrations, and it sparked great conversations about Mary and her role in the Bible story. Each page offers a chance to reflect on the story while having fun with colors.