Coloring Pack · 8 pages
Paul's First Missionary Journey
This pack walks children through Acts 13-14 with clear, story-centered scenes from Paul's first missionary journey. Each page highlights a meaningful moment—from being sent out, to sharing the good news, to trusting God through hardship—so families and teachers can talk about courage, obedience, and how the gospel reached many people.
Ages 6-12
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1. The Church Sends Them Out
Acts 13:2-3
2. Sailing To Cyprus
Acts 13:4-5
3. The Sorcerer Is Rebuked
Acts 13:6-12
4. Good News In Antioch Of Pisidia
Acts 13:14-16, 38-39
5. Many People Believe
Acts 13:48-49
6. They Flee To Lystra
Acts 14:5-7
7. Paul Stands Again
Acts 14:19-20
8. Returning To Antioch
Acts 14:26-28
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- What part of Acts does this pack cover?
- This set follows Paul's first missionary journey in Acts 13-14, from the church in Antioch sending Paul and Barnabas out to their return and report.
- Which Bible characters are included in these pages?
- The recurring main figures are Paul and Barnabas, with Elymas and Sergius Paulus appearing in the Cyprus scene. The pages stay focused on the journey itself rather than trying to cover every event in Acts.
- Is this pack a good fit for elementary-aged children?
- Yes. The scenes are clear and story-driven for ages 6-12, with enough detail to feel engaging without being too crowded for most elementary colorers.
- Can I use these pages for a Sunday school lesson on missions and courage?
- Absolutely. The pages work well for lessons on obedience, preaching the gospel, perseverance through opposition, and how God opened doors for Paul and Barnabas.
- Are the scripture references printed scene by scene?
- Yes. Each page is tied to a specific reference from Acts 13 or 14 so parents and teachers can easily read the passage alongside the coloring activity.
- How could I teach through the pack in one class period?
- You can choose 2-4 pages to trace the journey arc: sent out, preaching in Antioch of Pisidia, fleeing to Lystra, and returning to Antioch. That gives children a simple beginning-middle-end while leaving room to talk about how God helped them in each place.
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