St Helena Coloring Page Sunday School
Last Friday during our lesson, my class loved learning about St Helena. The six images include her with the True Cross and moments that highlight her faith. These pages are great for Sunday school activities, providing a fun and engaging way to illustrate her story. Plus, they’re a free printable!
Coloring pages gallery
St Helena Discovering the True Cross
St Helena, dressed in robes, joyfully discovering the True Cross amidst ancient ruins and scrolls.
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St Helena's Journey to Jerusalem
St Helena on her journey to Jerusalem, riding a donkey with a basket of scrolls and lamps beside her.
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St Helena Encountering Soldiers
St Helena speaking with Roman soldiers, showing them a scroll detailing her mission to find the True Cross.
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St Helena's Vision of the Cross
St Helena having a vision of the cross in the sky, surrounded by clouds and light, looking amazed.
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St Helena Finding the True Cross
St Helena discovering the True Cross in a sacred location, with joyful expressions and angels in the background.
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St Helena Returning to Rome
St Helena returning to Rome, holding the True Cross proudly, welcomed by happy citizens.
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About this story
St Helena is known for her faith and dedication. She played a significant role in finding the True Cross, which deeply influenced Christianity. As Hebrews 11:6 reminds us, 'Without faith it is impossible to please God.' Kids can learn about her courage and the importance of faith through this story.
“Without faith it is impossible to please God.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While the kids color, ask them, 'What do you think gave St Helena the courage to search for the True Cross?' This can lead to great discussions about faith in action. Focus on her determination as they color her finding the cross. You might want to provide markers for bold colors, which they love!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these St Helena coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these St Helena coloring pages are completely free! You can easily download them as PDFs with no signup required, making them perfect for personal or classroom use.
How can I tie St Helena's story into our lesson about faith?+
You can encourage kids to think about how St Helena's faith led her to find the True Cross. While coloring, ask them how they can show faith in their own lives. This makes the coloring activity a great discussion starter.
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
Hebrews 11:6 fits perfectly with the St Helena lesson. Discuss how her faith was essential in her journey. This verse reminds us all that faith is crucial in our walk with God.
More about these coloring pages
Last Saturday, while preparing for class, I came across the St Helena coloring pages. Each page vividly illustrates key moments from her story, such as finding the True Cross and her unwavering faith. Kids especially enjoy the image of Helena holding the cross high in the air, representing her dedication. As they color, I often remind them of the verse, 'Without faith it is impossible to please God' (Hebrews 11:6). It's a lovely reminder for them to carry into their lives. My third graders often ask questions about Helena’s journey, making these pages a wonderful resource for sparking discussion. The vibrant designs are perfect for using colored pencils or crayons, which they love. These pages not only keep them engaged but also help reinforce the lesson we've learned about faith and determination.