Stations Cross 14 Coloring Page Sunday School
Last Sunday, my third graders engaged with the 'He placed it in a tomb cut out of rock.' moment from the Stations Cross 14 story. This stations cross 14 coloring page includes 6 images depicting Jesus' journey, perfect for our Sunday school lesson. It's a free printable that kids enjoy.
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Jesus Carrying the Cross
Jesus, weary but determined, carries a large wooden cross through the streets surrounded by curious onlookers.
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Veronica Wipes Jesus' Face
Veronica gently wipes Jesus' face with a cloth as He struggles under the weight of the cross, showing compassion.
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Jesus Falls for the Third Time
Jesus falls to the ground, still holding the cross, while soldiers and onlookers watch with mixed expressions.
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Jesus on the Cross
Jesus is nailed to the cross, with two thieves beside Him, as the crowd watches from below in sorrow and anger.
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Jesus Dies on the Cross
Jesus hangs on the cross, His head bowed, as Mary and John stand nearby, expressing deep sorrow.
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Jesus Buried in the Tomb
Jesus' body is placed in the tomb by Joseph of Arimathea, with a large stone rolled in front.
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About this story
In Mark 15:46, it describes how Jesus was laid to rest. The Stations Cross 14 story illustrates the moments leading to His burial. Each image captures significant events, helping kids remember the importance of this sacrifice.
“He placed it in a tomb cut out of rock.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While coloring, ask your students why Jesus' burial is important. Highlight the moment when He was laid in the tomb, referencing the verse, 'He placed it in a tomb cut out of rock.' (Mark 15:46). Consider providing crayons and colored pencils for a vibrant finish. After coloring, you could have a short discussion about the meaning of sacrifice.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Stations Cross 14 coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these coloring pages are free! You can download them as a PDF without any signup required. They're perfect for personal and classroom use, so feel free to print as many as you need for your Sunday school class.
How can I explain the significance of the tomb while my class colors?+
As kids color the Stations Cross 14 pages, discuss how Jesus' burial is a part of the Easter story. Emphasize the meaning behind the tomb and encourage them to think about why this moment is important in their faith.
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
Mark 15:46 pairs beautifully with the Stations Cross 14 story. Discuss how Jesus was laid in the tomb and what His sacrifice means for us today. It's a great opportunity for kids to reflect on the love and hope that comes from His resurrection.
More about these coloring pages
During class last week, we spent time coloring the Stations Cross 14 pages. The kids loved filling in the images that represent Jesus' final moments. It’s a heartfelt story, and one page even shows 'He placed it in a tomb cut out of rock.' (Mark 15:46), which sparked great discussions. My students, ages 8 to 10, asked thoughtful questions about sacrifice and love. We used colored pencils to bring the pages to life. After coloring, we shared our thoughts on what it means to remember Jesus' sacrifice. I always keep a printed copy of these pages in my Sunday school binder. They really help illustrate the story during our lessons.