Use these FREE Gospel coloring page in your Children's Ministry this year! These coloring pages are great ways to teach kids what it means to follow Jesus. They are a fun way to show kids what the Gospel truly means. We think they are perfect to use all year round. Looking for more? Check out our entire collection of 200+ FREE Bible Coloring Pages. Help us spread the word. Pin this coloring page on Pinterest! Just click the SAVE button below. Special thanks to Ministry-To-Children for making these coloring pages available for free!
Elegant Leather-Bound Gospel with Gilded Accents – Perfect for Collectors and Devotees Discover the timeless beauty and sacred tradition with our exquisite Leather-Bound Gospel. This meticulously crafted edition is designed for both collectors and those seeking a cherished addition to their spiritual practice. Features: Premium Quality Leather: Our Gospel is bound in rich, genuine leather, providing a luxurious feel and durability. The supple texture and classic design make it a beautiful keepsake for years to come. Perfect for Gifting: Whether you’re looking for a meaningful gift for a loved one or a special addition to your own library, this Leather-Bound Gospel is an ideal choice. Craftsmanship and Care: Each Gospel is carefully handcrafted to ensure the highest quality. The pages are designed to be both durable and easy to read, providing a rich reading experience. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions or need additional information. Thank you for visiting our store! Let me know if you'd like any changes or additional details!
Free Pumpkin Gospel PDF & discussing hard questions on a sensitive topic--what should Christians do about halloween? Are pumpkins evil? What do I teach?
Need a gift your kids can give for Father's Day? Just print out this Father's Day Coloring Page and let them color, fill in the face, and sign!
Gospels Hardcover: The Four Gospels—Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John—in one hardcover book. Experience the life, story, and good news of Jesus in a new way: with visual imagery and thoughtful design.
The kids and I made a Wordless Lapbook, using most of our ideas from Just Call Me Jamin but we changed it up a little bit, added a few thi...
In the Gospel of John, “sign” is also used to mean “miracle.” and each tells us very special things we need to know about Jesus. The Miracles of Jesus Download Pack includes accompanying scripture verses and coloring pages of the 7 signs (miracles) in John’s Gospel: Turning Water to Wine at Cana, Cure of the Royal Official’s Son, Cure of the Paralytic at the Pool, Multiplication of the Loaves, Walking on Water, The Man Born Blind, and The raising of Lazarus.
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Dear Parishioners, There are times when we are reminded that we are baptized Christians. Whenever we walk into a Catholic Church and bless ourselves with holy water, we should recall that we are baptized. On Easter Sunday, the priest will ask that we renew our baptismal promises (in place of reciting the Nicene Creed) and will go up and down the church sprinkling us with the newly blessed Easter water. As an option for the penitential rite at Sunday Mass, the priest may also sprinkle us with the holy water recalling our baptism. Additionally, the Baptism of the Lord provides an opportunity for us to reflect on our own baptism. Baptism makes us a Christian. We are not born in union with God but alienated from Him because of original sin. While we did not commit this sin, all humanity was wounded or stained by the disobedience of the first humans. (See Romans 5:12-21) We are not born into Grace (God’s life) but receive this life through our baptism. By baptism we are cleansed from original sin (and any personal sin if we are old enough to know and commit sin). We become adopted children of God though Christ. The Holy Spirit now dwells in us. We die with Christ in baptism so as to one day share eternal life with Him. We are welcomed into the Catholic Church and become a member awaiting full initiation (which comes with First Holy Communion and Confirmation). We need to reflect often on what baptism has done for and to us. We remain in God’s grace unless we sin mortally. The concept of serious or mortal sin tells us that a particular sin (a willing, thought-out choice that we make involving a grave or serious matter) can once again alienate us from God’s grace. Apart from original sin which we inherit, we choose to sin. Fortunately, it is the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation (confession) that once again restores our baptismal graces and reconciles us with God and the Church. I tell people that every confession is a new beginning for us and we become a new creation because of God’s abundant mercy. The Church still advocates infant baptism. I recall how it was important for so many in past generations to take seriously the teaching of the Church that infants be baptized in the first weeks following birth. As the Catechism of the Catholic Church states: “The Church and the parents would deny a child the priceless grace of becoming a child of God were they not to confer Baptism shortly after birth.” (#1250) The gift of Faith is so precious that I personally cannot understand how someone would knowingly deny or unnecessarily prolong his or her child from receiving baptism. Baptism is one of those sacraments that is never repeated—once baptized, always baptized. It imparts a permanent character on us that is not removed—even by sin. Sin, however, can prevent baptism from bearing the fruits of salvation. Hence, there is a need and an obligation to be reconciled of any post-baptismal sin (especially mortal sin) by means of the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation. So I ask that you think about your own baptism and all of its implications. Parents who have not yet presented your children for baptism are reminded to take this obligation very seriously. If you bring a child into this world, you are responsible for his or her upbringing, physical and material needs, love and emotional needs, as well as his or her eternal salvation. We are saved only through Christ Jesus. There is no other way to the Father except through Him. (See Jn. 14:6) Baptism is the way to eternal life because it is the means by which we allow Christ to be truly Lord of our life. Fr. Ed Namiotka Pastor
Use these FREE Gospel coloring page in your Children's Ministry this year! These coloring pages are great ways to teach kids what it means to follow Jesus. They are a fun way to show kids what the Gospel truly means. We think they are perfect to use all year round. Looking for more? Check out our entire collection of 200+ FREE Bible Coloring Pages. Help us spread the word. Pin this coloring page on Pinterest! Just click the SAVE button below. Special thanks to Ministry-To-Children for making these coloring pages available for free!
This is the perfect temple preview booklet to help prepare new Young Women and Young Men to enter the temple. Included are activity and lesson pages made to help 11-12 year-olds, learn about and prepare for the temple. Pages have lessons, answer FAQs, have family history activities and so much more! *Any Page can be reprinted for personal or church use. Included: 1 Cover Page 6 Lesson and FAQ pages 2 Activity and Fun Pages 3 Special Letter and Note Pages 3 Journal Pages 1 Back Cover Page Sizes Include 8.5 x 11 in How Do I Access the Files? After you purchase you can access your file from 3 places. First, after purchase, you will be taken to an order confirmation page with a link to download. If you choose not to download it right then, you will always be able to access it in your "Purchases." Finally, you will receive a confirmation email of your purchase that will also include a link to your downloads. To access the PDF files, you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader or similar software. (Most are available for free). PLEASE NOTE Please note this is an instant digital download and no physical product will be shipped upon purchase. Colors will vary from your computer monitor to your printer.
The Beatitudes Coloring Pages allow your community to engage with the content of the Beatitudes in a creative way. The set includes three coloring pages, each beautifully illustrating a creative interpretation of the Beatitudes from the Gospel of Matthew. The 8.5˝ x 11˝ formatted coloring pages are included in the purchase of The Beatitudes: An Illustrated Curriculum. You could purchase this set of coloring pages to use without the curriculum or if you would like additional formatted sizes of these coloring pages. What's included? Upon completion of your purchase, you will receive a downloadable ZIP file that includes the three coloring pages formatted to be printed out on US Letter 8.5˝ x 11˝, 8.5˝ x 14˝, and 11˝ x 17˝ paper sizes, as well as A4 and A3 paper sizes. Related Resources You may also be interested in: The Beatitudes: An Illustrated Curriculum The Beatitudes Coloring Posters
These free Father's Day printable coloring pages, fill-in-the-blank questionnaires and coupons will make any Dad feel special. And of course we didn't forget Grandpa - we've got coloring pages and questionnaires for him, too! Okay so this year I went a little nuts and made ALL the printables for you to make Father's Day awesome this year. We've got coloring pages. We've got fill-in-the-blank questionnaires. Of course, we've got coupons, and along with them there's a Father's Day breakfast menu which I am partial to. Then, of course, we have a printable banner that you can hang up to add
From Creation to Revelation, these Bible coloring pages take you through the Scriptures in a year. FREE downloads easy to print reproduce for your class!
