Altar Server Coloring Page for Kids
Last Sunday, my 7-year-old colored an altar server page while asking questions about Samuel's role in the temple. This altar server coloring page is a great way to teach kids about the importance of serving in church. With 6 images to color, it’s perfect for Sunday school lessons or at-home activities. Plus, it’s a free printable!
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Altar Server Preparing
A young altar server puts on a white robe, with a candle and cross nearby, a joyful expression on their face.
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Altar Server Lighting Candle
The altar server lights a candle at the altar, with a smiling priest watching proudly in the background.
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Altar Server Collecting Offering
The altar server collects offering baskets with cheerful congregants, a large altar behind them with a cross.
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Altar Server Praying
The altar server kneels in prayer with hands clasped, a glowing candle and the altar with flowers behind them.
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Altar Server Greeting Congregants
The altar server greets smiling congregants as they enter the church, colorful stained-glass windows in the background.
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Altar Server Closing Service
The altar server assists in closing the service, holding a candle and smiling as the priest blesses the congregation.
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About this story
In 1 Samuel 3:1, we learn about young Samuel. He was a boy who served in the temple, and 'the boy Samuel ministered before the Lord.' This coloring page helps kids connect with his story.
“The boy Samuel ministered before the Lord.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While coloring, ask your students what they think it means to serve others, like Samuel did. Highlight how he listened for God's voice, which can tie back to your lesson on being attentive. Gather some crayons and plan for about 30 minutes of coloring and conversation to keep everyone engaged.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Altar Server coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! These altar server coloring pages are completely free to print, with no signup required. You can download them as a PDF and use them for personal or classroom activities. They're perfect for Sunday school!
Can we use these Altar Server pages during a church lesson?+
Absolutely! These pages are great for enhancing a lesson about serving in church. You could use crayons or markers, and they should keep kids engaged for about 30 minutes, allowing time for discussion.
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
You can introduce the story of Samuel and his role as an altar server, then have the kids color while discussing how they can serve in their own ways. Highlight the verse where Samuel listens for God, encouraging them to think about how God speaks to them.
More about these coloring pages
While my daughter colored the altar server coloring page last Saturday, she wondered how it felt for Samuel to serve in the temple. This page captures the essence of his story, where 'the boy Samuel ministered before the Lord' (1 Samuel 3:1). The images include a young altar server holding a candle, a beautiful altar, and even a depiction of Samuel listening for God's voice. Coloring these scenes can spark meaningful conversations about serving others in our own lives. My son, who's 9, loved discussing how we can help at church while he worked on his page. Using colored pencils made it easy for him to stay focused, and we spent the afternoon sharing stories about the importance of service in our community.