01A little color. A story to remember.
Free Lost Sheep Coloring Pages
Share the parable of the lost sheep with gentle pictures of a shepherd searching, finding and rejoicing. These designs introduce Luke 15:3–7 through familiar shapes and a short conversation. Choose a simple sheep picture or a fuller story scene, then read the parable together.
ZIP · 338 KB · 6 PDFs + collection PDF
Choose a scene. Make it your own.- In the collection
- 6 coloring designs
- File types
- 6 PDFs
- Original PDF sizes
- A4
- Ready when you are
- Free to download
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Download one design or collect them all. “Open to print” opens the file in a new tab, where you can use your browser or PDF viewer’s print button.
From screen to coloring table
Print, color, and enjoy.
Original PDF sizes: A4. Choose your paper size and use “Fit to page” when needed.
- Choose your designDownload an individual file, or download the ZIP and extract the collection first.
- Open and printOpen the downloaded file, then choose Print in your browser or viewer.
- Fit it to your paperSelect the orientation and paper size that suit the design, then “Fit to page.” Check the preview before printing.
About these coloring pages
Read and color together
These coloring designs are for children and families to share while reading Luke 15:3-7. Read the parable together and notice the shepherd’s search, the sheep being found and the joy that follows. The small pictured flock is illustrative rather than a literal count of all the sheep. Jesus connects this joy with repentance in Luke 15:7.
Talk about the pictures
What does the shepherd do when he finds the sheep? Younger children can choose one scene, while older children may enjoy retelling the story with several pictures.
For the fuller story, visit our related Bible story article.
A few helpful answers
Can I download just one coloring page?
Yes. Each design has its own download link. The ZIP lets you save the collection at once.
Which file formats are included?
This collection contains 6 PDFs. Each download button shows the file type.
Which paper size should I use?
The original PDFs use A4. Choose the paper size in your printer and check “Fit to page” and the print preview.
