Easter Vigil Coloring Page Sunday School
Last Sunday, my third graders colored as we discussed the Easter Vigil. Six images depict the resurrection story, capturing moments like the empty tomb and the angels. This free printable is perfect for enhancing your lesson and helping kids engage with the Bible.
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Women at the Tomb
Three women in flowing robes approach the open tomb with a rolled-away stone, looking surprised and joyful.
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Angel Appears to the Women
An angel in glowing robes stands at the entrance of the tomb, gesturing towards the empty interior, while the women react in awe.
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Jesus Appears to Mary
Jesus, in a simple robe, appears to Mary Magdalene in a garden setting, with flowers and trees surrounding them.
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Disciples Gather in Joy
The disciples gather around a table, excitedly discussing the news of Jesus' resurrection with bread and a cup.
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Road to Emmaus
Two disciples walking along a path discuss the events of the day with Jesus, who is teaching them.
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Great Commission
Jesus stands on a hilltop, giving the Great Commission to His disciples, who are listening intently.
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About this Bible story
The Easter Vigil tells the story of Jesus' resurrection. As we learn about this important event, we remember Romans 6:4, which reminds us that 'We were therefore buried with him through baptism into death.' It's a time of joy and reflection.
“We were therefore buried with him through baptism into death.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While the kids color, ask them what the resurrection means to them. Highlight how the angels' message brought hope, reflecting on 'We were therefore buried with him through baptism into death.' Use colored markers for vibrant artwork, and consider a follow-up discussion about how we celebrate Easter.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Easter Vigil coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these coloring pages are free to download with no signup required. You can easily print them for personal or classroom use, making them perfect for enhancing your Sunday school lesson.
How can I explain the Easter Vigil story while my class colors?+
As your students color, share how the Easter Vigil reveals Jesus' resurrection. Discuss the significance of the empty tomb and how it embodies hope and new life. Use colored pencils for finer details, and encourage questions as they work.
Can I use this coloring page to discuss Romans 6:4?+
Absolutely! This coloring page is a great visual aid to tie in with Romans 6:4. Discuss how the resurrection symbolizes our new life in Christ and how baptism connects us to His death and resurrection. It's a powerful moment to emphasize.
More about these coloring pages
Hearing the story of the resurrection always brings a smile, especially when my students are coloring. This Easter Vigil coloring page features six images, including the moment Mary discovers the empty tomb and the angels announcing Jesus' victory over death. We often refer to Romans 6:4 during our discussions, reminding us that 'We were therefore buried with him through baptism into death.' These images help reinforce the lesson, making the story more tangible for my third graders. Last week, as they colored, I noticed their excitement grow, asking questions about the significance of each moment. It's a joy to see them connect the dots between art and scripture. I keep these pages handy in my Sunday school binder for future lessons!