St Jude Thaddeus Coloring Page for Kids
Last Wednesday at our Bible study, my daughter colored a St Jude Thaddeus page and asked about his role among Jesus' disciples. This coloring page includes six images to help kids learn about St Jude Thaddeus in a fun way. It's perfect for Sunday school lessons, and it’s free!
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St Jude Praying
St Jude Thaddeus kneeling in prayer with hands raised, a glowing aura around him, surrounded by simple clouds.
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Helping Others
St Jude Thaddeus smiling while helping a young girl and her mother, showing kindness with open arms, simple trees in the background.
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Miracle of Healing
St Jude Thaddeus healing a sick man, with a bright light shining down, surrounded by amazed onlookers in a village setting.
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Sharing the Message
St Jude Thaddeus speaking to a group of people, holding a scroll, with simple buildings and trees in the background.
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Jude and Disciples
St Jude Thaddeus standing with his disciples, all smiling and engaged, surrounded by simple plants and flowers around them.
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Jude in the Crowd
St Jude Thaddeus walking through a crowd, waving and smiling, with people reaching out to greet him, a sunny day setting.
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About this story
St. Jude Thaddeus was one of Jesus' disciples, known for his faith and dedication. He reminds us to 'Build yourselves up in your most holy faith.' (Jude 1:20). Through his actions, he teaches us the importance of trust in God.
“Build yourselves up in your most holy faith.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While kids color, ask them what they think it means to build their faith. Highlight St Jude’s dedication and how he helped others believe. A great follow-up is to have them share what they learned about faith this week, using colored pages as a visual aid. You’ll need crayons and some time to discuss.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these St Jude Thaddeus coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these St Jude Thaddeus coloring pages are free to download and print! You don’t need to sign up, and they’re perfect for both personal and Sunday school use. Just grab some crayons, and you’re ready to go!
How can I tie St Jude's story to the coloring activity?+
As kids color, ask them about St Jude’s role as a disciple. Discuss how he spread Jesus' teachings and what it means to have faith. You could also encourage them to share their own stories of faith while they color.
What Bible verse pairs best with coloring St Jude Thaddeus?+
The verse from Jude 1:20, which says, 'Build yourselves up in your most holy faith,' pairs beautifully with this activity. As children color, remind them that faith is something we can grow, just like their creativity!
More about these coloring pages
During craft time last Tuesday, my 7-year-old picked up the St Jude Thaddeus coloring page free printable and got right to work. As she colored, she asked about how St Jude helped spread Jesus' message. I reminded her that he encouraged others to 'Build yourselves up in your most holy faith.' (Jude 1:20). Each of the six images illustrates a part of St Jude's story, making it easy for kids to engage with the Bible. Using this coloring page can spark meaningful conversations. For example, my son, who’s 9, loved discussing why St Jude is the patron saint of lost causes. The simple illustrations are just right for kids, and I love how they blend creativity with learning. These pages are a wonderful way to connect art and faith at home or in the classroom.