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Ages 9-12 · Ready to use
Faithful & Brave
Christian Coloring & Activity Book
An upper-elementary activity book for children asking larger questions about truth, identity, courage, responsibility, and Christian witness.
- Audience
- Ages 9-12
- Length
- 12 pages
- Theme
- Truth, courage, and discernment
- Scripture
- Exodus 20 · Matthew 5:1-12 · 1 Timothy 4:12
Print-readyUS Letter pages
Use freely at homeNo account required
Adult-guidedClear age and household cues
CompleteActivities and answers included
Inside this resource
More than pages to fill.
The Ten Commandments, Beatitudes, names of Jesus, historic Christian symbols, Scripture discovery, courageous biblical figures, puzzles, and a Great Commission activity invite deeper attention without losing creativity.
- 01Ten Commandments overview
- 02Daniel and Esther courage reflections
- 03Beatitudes completion activity
- 04Names of Jesus word search
- 05Christian-symbol matching
- 06Scripture scavenger hunt
- 07People of Courage crossword
- 08Great Commission word scramble
- 09Faithful & Brave covenant
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What it helps form
Carry the truth beyond the activity.
01God’s commands protect what is good
02Courage speaks truth without cruelty
03Christian symbols carry memory
04Every disciple is sent to witness and serve
How to use it well
Simple guidance for a faithful beginning.
This edition is designed to open conversations, not replace them. Adults should remain available for questions about commandments, courage, witness, and the real pressures children encounter.
Test the message
Help the child compare claims with Scripture and consider what kind of fruit each message produces.
Practice courage
Choose one small act of truth, kindness, responsibility, or service for the coming week.
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