Prayer Coloring Pages for Kids

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Young Girl Praying Coloring Page
Click above to print this “Girl Praying” coloring page

These coloring pages are meant to help children learn to pray. They can be used in a variety of Sunday School activities or simply at home as prayer cards. Often times teachers can have children write out their prayers as a response to the Bible lesson. This coloring page can make that an even better option.
This is another contribution from Carlos Bautista. He’s a reader from the Philippines who works with children and is attending Bible College.
Directions: Simply click on the preview images to download the girl and boy pages as print-friendly PDF files. We’ve also uploaded higher resolution jpeg images (here and here) for anyone who wants to do advanced editing.
Printable Boy Praying Coloring Page
Click above to print this “Boy Praying” Coloring Page

The pictures are simple and to the point. One has a boy kneeling over in prayer with a large quote bubble above his head where the child can write their prayer. The girl version is very similar except with a different character praying.
If you enjoy this resource, be sure to leave a comment and let us know. It would be a real encouragement to Carlos.
Note: We have added some new coloring pages about prayer to our website for you to download. Here is the link to check out our free Lord’s Prayer coloring pages.

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20 thoughts on “Prayer Coloring Pages for Kids”

  1. These are great. It may give insight into what is on a child’s mind, if they write down a concern or wish. Whatever is on their mind.

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  2. Going to use these coloring and prayer pages for our 1st-6th graders to write a prayer for the pastor and his family for pastor appreciation month. Thank you for the ready to use sheets!

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  3. Teaching a full lesson on prayer and exited to see what my class writes in the bubbles and how much they learn about prayer. It is very important to teach our babies to pray as early as we can.

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  4. Great Job on this!! Thanks for sharing. It gives a little something extra for Children’s Church!
    Have a blessed weekend!
    Alicia Q
    Elder
    Ministry of Education, co-chair
    First Christian Church (DOC)
    Carthage, IL 62321

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  5. Carlos, thanks for these prayer pictures! I am using them as a relational tool for the kids to express their requests and praises to Jesus and help “bare their burdens” with one another…

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  6. We have a small children’s group but a load of dynamite that could change the world. Our culture is mainly hispanic. They are facing so many challenges. For Father’s Day it was not possible for us to do a lesson on earthly Father’s so the Lord led me to do one on the Heavenly Father. Thank you so much for the Lesson. I pray that God will bless you abundantly. Please pray for us and our community.

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  7. This is absolutely brilliant. Been racking my brain how to teach prayer, making it fun, interractive and memorable and this just absolutely did the trick!

    So appreciate this content and resource. Your ministry is a tremendous blessing to us here in Leicester, England. As a relatively new sunday school teach your content has been so inspiring! Thank you!

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