
Catholic Score
3.8/5
Bible Coloring Book for Kids is a coloring app built on Bible scenes. Children color in pictures drawn from the stories of the Bible.
Kids can color famous scenes, draw freehand, or tap to fill an area with color, and there is a music option to play while they work. It is free, and it is aimed squarely at young children.
It is screen time, there is no getting around that, but it is screen time pointed at Scripture. The scenes are Bible stories — Noah and the ark, the Nativity, the loaves and fishes — so a little one ends up sitting with those images instead of something empty.
This is a good fit for young children, a quiet activity in a cry room or an overflow space at Mass, or a rainy afternoon when you want to introduce a Bible story without a lecture.
It is general Christian and comes from an independent developer, Irina Schens, not a Catholic publisher, so it is not tied to anything Catholic-specific. It is a coloring game, not catechesis, and a free app like this carries ads, so keep an eye on a younger child.
Free, by Irina Schens. Available on the App Store: Bible Coloring Book for Kids. A gentle way to put Bible stories in front of small children.
Privacy
The developer reports collecting no data from this app.
From the App Store privacy label, checked September 25, 2026.







