St Martha Coloring Page for Kids
Last Tuesday afternoon, my 7-year-old sat at the dining table, happily coloring a St Martha coloring page. The page features Martha's faith and her joy in serving others. With 6 images, these pages are perfect for a Sunday school lesson to help kids learn about Martha's story and her strong belief.
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Martha in the Kitchen
Martha busy preparing food in a cozy kitchen, with a table full of dishes and a friendly cat nearby.
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Martha and Jesus
Martha welcoming Jesus into her home, with a joyful expression, while a few simple flowers decorate the entrance.
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Martha Serving Food
Martha serving a delicious meal to Jesus and friends at a table, with smiles all around and plates piled high.
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Martha Watching Mary
Martha observing her sister Mary as she listens to Jesus, looking a bit puzzled yet curious about the situation.
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Martha Talking to Jesus
Martha talking to Jesus about her worries, with a thoughtful expression, while Jesus listens patiently.
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Martha with a Guest
Martha preparing to greet a guest, looking eager with a tray of snacks, while a friendly dog sits nearby.
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About this story
In John 11:27, Martha said, 'Yes, Lord, I believe.' This shows her faith in Jesus. When her brother Lazarus was sick, Martha trusted that Jesus could help. Her story teaches kids about believing in God, even when things are tough.
“Yes, Lord, I believe.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While the kids color, ask them, 'What do you think Martha felt when Jesus visited her?' Highlight her willingness to serve and her faith. You could use crayons or markers and set aside about 30 minutes for this activity. After coloring, consider having a brief discussion on how they can apply Martha's example in their lives.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these St Martha coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, absolutely! These St Martha coloring pages are free to download and print. You don't need to sign up. They’re perfect for personal and classroom use, so feel free to share them with your Sunday school class.
Can my 7-year-old finish a St Martha page in one sitting?+
Definitely! The St Martha pages are designed to be engaging yet simple enough for kids to complete in one sitting. With some crayons and a bit of focus, your 7-year-old will enjoy coloring while learning about Martha's story.
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
You can use the coloring pages to illustrate Martha's faith and service. Discuss her importance while kids color. Ask them how they can serve others like Martha did, reinforcing the lesson with the quote, 'Yes, Lord, I believe.'
More about these coloring pages
One evening at dinner, my kids were discussing how Martha welcomed Jesus into her home. I shared how she was busy preparing while her sister Mary sat and listened to Jesus. The St Martha coloring page for kids captures this important moment with images of Martha serving, which helps kids understand her role in the Bible. Kids can color pages that show Martha's faith, especially when she said, 'Yes, Lord, I believe' (John 11:27). My 9-year-old even asked about how he could be a better helper, inspired by Martha's example. These coloring pages are simple and fun, with easy-to-follow designs that make them great for younger kids. You can print them at home or use them in a church setting. I love using them during our Sunday school class; they keep the kids engaged while learning about Martha’s importance in Jesus' life. If you have crayons or colored pencils handy, you’re all set to let the kids express themselves artistically while diving into this beautiful story.