Ten Lepers Story For Kids

This free Sunday School lesson is based on Luke 17:11-17, when Jesus healed 10 lepers but only one returned to offer him thanks. Download the printable version below and watch the craft example video below. In fact, that's what happened in our Bible passage today.

The story is about ten lepers. Do you know what a leper is? (Pause for kids to respond.) A leper is a person who has a disease called leprosy. This disease causes sores all over the body.

Leprosy was very common in Jesus' day, and people who had this disease were thought to be dirty. Free printable preschool Bible lesson. Jesus healed many people throughout His ministry.

In Luke 17:11-19, Jesus healed ten lepers, but only one was thankful. Ten Lepers Colouring Pages These four printable colouring pages illustrate the Bible story of the Ten Lepers from Luke chapter 17 verses 11-19. Ask the children to colour them in for a display or just for fun!

Jesus Heals Ten Lepers To Remember: We all have a lot to be thankful for. Vocabulary leper: a person with an incurable, contagious disease that attacks the whole body Lesson Luke 17:11-19 On the way to Jerusalem Jesus was going through the region between Samaria and Galilee. As he entered a village, ten lepers approached him.

The Thankful Leper From Saddleback Kids God's Story: Jesus and the Ten Lepers God's Story. Jesus Healed 10 Lepers Word Search The story of Jesus healing ten lepers, found in Luke 17, is a wonderful example of the many miracles Jesus performed and the importance of thanking God for his blessings, but it's not just about gratitude. In Luke 17:11-19, we read about 10 men who asked Jesus to heal them.

Jesus told them to go show. Ten Lepers Bible Story The story of Jesus healing the 10 lepers teaches children about the importance of gratitude and faith. Through these fun activities, preschoolers will engage with the story in a hands-on way, helping them understand how one leper returned to thank Jesus.

Adventure On The Way To Jerusalem, a Bible story about the ten lepers as told by Linda Sue Pochodzay Edwards on award.