Religious Easter coloring pages

Free Printable Religious Easter Coloring Pages

The collection includes all 20 detailed drawings, from a wooden cross draped in cloth to an angel holding a “He Is Alive” banner. Some focus on scripture and worship, while others pair the resurrection story with lambs, rabbits, flowers, or Easter eggs. Browse for a scene that suits your lesson or family tradition, or explore more Religious Themes.

Plan an Easter Story and Coloring Activity

Invite children to choose a drawing and tell what they notice before coloring. An empty tomb, Jesus walking out of it, and the words “He Is Risen” can prompt a simple retelling of the Easter story. A Bible with “God is Love” or “Faith, Hope, Love” gives the group a phrase to read together and talk about.

For a small-group activity, let each person color one scene, then arrange the pictures in story order. The three crosses on a hill, the tomb, and the risen Jesus offer clear images to discuss, while the children’s choir singing in church can lead into a conversation about how people celebrate together. Keep the focus on the details each child notices rather than on matching colors.

For a quieter activity, pair a drawing with a short reading or prayer. The page showing Jesus listening to prayers, or Jesus hugging children with the words “Our Savior Lives,” gives younger children a gentle starting point. A lamb or flower-field scene can help them describe the picture in their own words.

Choose by Age and Coloring Level

All the drawings are detailed, so they suit children who are ready to take their time as well as teens and adults. A 3-year-old may enjoy coloring alongside an adult, who can help with smaller spaces and talk through the scene. For a 7-year-old, the banners, flowers, and Easter symbols offer plenty to explore without needing to finish every detail at once.

Detailed Religious Easter Coloring Pages for Adults

Adults can settle into the finer lines in the open Bible, the patterned eggs, and the flowers surrounding a cross. The draped fabric, lettering, and figures also give you room to vary shading and color choices. Colored pencils or fine-tip markers work well when you want control around small details. A single lamb on a cliff is the one cute scene, with a simple subject to color amid the more elaborate designs.

Easter Scenes with Crosses, Scripture, and Resurrection

The empty tomb and Jesus emerging from it put the resurrection at the center of the collection. The angel’s banner and the “Happy Resurrection Sunday” message make the theme easy to recognize, while “Peace Be With You” and “God is Love” bring scripture-inspired words into the artwork. These scenes can be paired with a reading or used to start a family conversation.

Other pictures combine Christian imagery with seasonal details. A cross appears beside decorated eggs, a basket marked “Faith, Hope, Love,” flowers, or a draped cloth; rabbits also share the scene with a cross. Jesus carrying a lamb, a lion sitting beside one, and a baby lamb on a cliff offer gentle animal scenes, while a choir in church shows a shared moment of worship. Find more seasonal pictures in the Easter coloring pages.

Print Religious Easter Coloring Pages as PDFs

Choose “Open the PDF” to view a drawing, or “Print” to send it straight to a printer, including from a phone. Use the fit-to-page setting so the lettering and outer edges stay visible. The same steps work for a single page you want to use right away.

Plain paper is fine for colored pencils and crayons. For markers, thicker paper can help limit bleed-through, especially on designs with broad banners or flowered backgrounds. Keep a sharp pencil nearby for the lettering, Bible details, and small egg patterns.