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The Early Church Witnesses Coloring Pages

A pathway from Jesus’ ascension through Pentecost, cross-cultural mission, healing, perseverance, and witness under pressure.

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Jesus blessing the apostles as a cloud hides him from their sight beneath an open sky.

Jesus Blesses the Apostles Before Ascending

Acts 1:1-11

Peter reaches with his right hand to help a man unable to walk from birth rise at the Beautiful Gate, while John stands nearby; the man begins walking and praising God.

Peter Helps the Man Stand

Acts 3:1-26

The apostles and other believers gathered together in one unspecified place in Jerusalem as Pentecost arrives.

Together on the Day of Pentecost

Acts 2:1-41

Cornelius kneeling in prayer inside his home while an angel gives him a message; two household servants and a devout soldier are ready to receive his instructions.

Cornelius Receives a Reassuring Message

Acts 10:1-48

Paul and Silas in the inner prison with stocks, other prisoners listening, open prison doors, loosened bonds, and Paul calling that everyone is still there.

Songs in the Inner Prison

Acts 16:16-40

Saul kneels on the road near Damascus as heavenly light surrounds him, while his unnamed traveling companions stand nearby; Jesus is represented through the light and voice.

Light on the Road to Damascus

Acts 9:1-19

Paul encouraging passengers and sailors on a storm-tossed ship, with storm clouds, waves, a distant island, and a subtle radiant angelic presence.

Paul Encourages Everyone in the Storm

Acts 27:1-44

The apostles look toward heaven while two men in white clothing announce that Jesus will come again in the same way they saw him go.

The Promise of Jesus’ Return

Acts 1:1-11

The apostles and other believers gathered in one place as swirling lines represent a sound like rushing wind and divided tongues resembling fire rest above each believer.

Wind and Fire-Like Signs

Acts 2:1-41

The healed man enters the temple with Peter and John, walking, leaping, and praising God.

Walking Into the Temple

Acts 3:1-26

Peter on a rooftop in Joppa looks toward a large sheet-like object lowered from heaven with various animals and creatures inside, representing Acts 10:9–16.

Peter’s Rooftop Vision

Acts 10:1-48

Paul and Silas with the jailer and members of his household, with lights, water for washing wounds, and food during the jailer’s joyful welcome.

The Jailer Cares for His Guests

Acts 16:16-40

Saul with his eyes closed is led by unnamed companions along the road toward Damascus after he temporarily loses his sight.

Led into Damascus

Acts 9:1-19

Paul gives thanks before breaking bread and sharing food with sailors, soldiers, and prisoners on a ship’s deck before dawn.

Paul Gives Thanks and Shares Food

Acts 27:1-44

Jesus meeting with the apostles in Jerusalem and teaching them to wait for the Father’s promise of the Holy Spirit, with water as a reminder of his comparison.

Waiting for the Father’s Promise

Acts 1:1-11

The healed man holds on to Peter and John at Solomon’s Portico while people in the temple recognize him and respond with wonder.

The People Are Amazed

Acts 3:1-26

A multicultural crowd in Jerusalem hears believers speaking in many languages about God’s mighty works; some listeners look amazed or puzzled while a few mock them gently.

Many People Hear God’s Mighty Works

Acts 2:1-41

Peter meeting Cornelius’s two household servants and a devout soldier at Simon the tanner’s house in Joppa.

Peter Meets Cornelius’s Messengers

Acts 10:1-48

Encouraging Friends at Lydia’s House from Paul and Silas Sing in Prison Bible coloring page

Encouraging Friends at Lydia’s House

Acts 16:16-40

Ananias listens during a vision while Saul prays in Judas’s house on Straight Street and envisions Ananias laying hands on him.

Ananias Is Sent to Saul

Acts 9:1-19

Paul warns Julius and soldiers as sailors lower a small boat and pretend to set anchors beside the main ship on a dark sea; the boat’s ropes are cut.

The Small Boat Is Cut Away

Acts 27:1-44

Jesus with the apostles beside a symbolic path showing Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and the ends of the earth, representing their mission to be his witnesses.

A Mission From Jerusalem to the Ends of the Earth

Acts 1:1-11

Peter with the eleven apostles addresses the crowd in Jerusalem while a scroll symbolizes Joel’s prophecy about God pouring out his Spirit.

Peter Explains the Holy Spirit’s Coming

Acts 2:1-41

Peter addresses the people at Solomon’s Portico with John beside him, explaining that the man’s healing came through Jesus’ name rather than Peter’s power.

Not Our Own Power

Acts 3:1-26

Cornelius welcomes Peter inside his house while his relatives and close friends gather to listen; Cornelius rises from a respectful bow as Peter tells him to stand.

Cornelius Gathers His Household

Acts 10:1-48

Paul calls to the jailer inside a Philippian prison after an earthquake opens the doors and loosens the prisoners’ bonds.

Everyone Is Still Here

Acts 16:16-40

Ananias considers Jesus’ instruction to go to Saul in Damascus, with a symbolic path and reminder of Saul’s harmful past.

A Difficult Mission

Acts 9:1-19

Paul, Julius, soldiers, prisoners, sailors, and other passengers reach an unnamed beach after a ship breaks apart; some swim and others use planks and ship pieces.

Everyone Reaches the Shore

Acts 27:1-44

Jesus alive and present with the apostles in a simple teaching setting, speaking about the kingdom of God after his suffering.

Jesus Presents Himself Alive

Acts 1:1-11

Peter teaches a crowd about Jesus’ mighty works, crucifixion, resurrection, exaltation, and lordship, with Scripture scrolls and Jesus represented respectfully as alive.

Peter Proclaims Jesus as Lord and Messiah

Acts 2:1-41

Peter speaking to people at Solomon’s Portico and inviting them to repent and turn back to God.

Peter Calls People to Turn Back

Acts 3:1-26

Peter speaking inside Cornelius’s house to Cornelius’s relatives, close friends, and guests from different backgrounds, illustrating Acts 10:34–43.

Good News for Every Nation

Acts 10:1-48

Ananias lays hands on Saul inside a house in Damascus as simple scale shapes fall from Saul’s closed eyes; a bowl of food is nearby.

Saul Regains His Sight

Acts 9:1-19

Paul travels toward Rome as a prisoner under Julius’s guard aboard a ship with other prisoners and crew, passing through difficult coastal waters toward Fair Havens.

A Difficult Journey Toward Rome

Acts 27:1-44

Peter speaks with listeners near water while people are baptized and other believers welcome them, representing Acts 2:37–41.

A Welcoming Invitation to Repent and Be Baptized

Acts 2:1-41

Peter raises a man unable to walk from birth by the right hand at the Beautiful Gate of the temple while John stands nearby.

Hope in Jesus’ Name

Acts 3:1-26

Peter speaks to Cornelius’s household as Gentile hearers receive the Holy Spirit, praise God, and surprise the circumcised believers who came with Peter.

The Holy Spirit Comes While Peter Speaks

Acts 10:1-48

Ananias cares for Saul in a house in Damascus as Saul receives sight, with water representing baptism and food showing restored strength.

A New Beginning

Acts 9:1-19

Peter speaking to the people at Solomon’s Portico about God’s promises and turning away from wickedness.

God’s Blessing and a New Direction

Acts 3:1-26

Baptism in the Name of Jesus Christ from Peter Visits Cornelius Bible coloring page

Baptism in the Name of Jesus Christ

Acts 10:1-48

Saul speaking about Jesus as the Son of God in a Damascus synagogue, with disciples and other listeners nearby.

Saul Proclaims Jesus

Acts 9:1-19

Saul on the road near Damascus kneeling beneath a heavenly light while Jesus speaks from heaven, represented only by light and voice.

Saul’s Direction Changes

Acts 9:1-19