My son loved coloring this while we talked about the story during our home church. It kept him engaged so we could teach our kids. Love it!

Great picture

A wonderful teaching page to help bring this story alive!

Our 6 year-old colored this sheet while the rest of us discussed the story of Alma and Amulek and she really felt more part of the lesson and like she was contributing by telling us what was in the picture. It helped her learn the story better. I'd recommend these coloring sheets to any family studying the Come Follow Me lessons with little ones.

It's so hard to find good-quality handouts for children, when you're teaching the scripture story itself (apart from the general principles in CFM suggested lesson topics.) This beautifully-drawn coloring page was just what I wanted, really keeping them interested as we could tell the story while we color! Thanks!

As always, I think that the coloring pages that are offered are beautifully done and will help the primary children visualize the BOM stories.

This is another very good printable. Excellent art work!

This is a good one.

This is a great coloring item for those getting baptized soon. Our daughter will be baptized in Oct and I decided to print a random one not realizing I printed a coloring page that has to do with the subject of baptism!

Every color page that I download is a beautifully done work of art. I love coloring them as much as the children do. I also learn a bit more from each one that is associated with our Sunday School lessons. They help me focus on the lesson better. I highly recommend them to anyone for a Sunday afternoon of fun and relaxation.

I love your illustrations. I use them for primary come follow me.

I love these pictures. I send a letter with the Primary lesson for that week along with the handout from Come Follow Me. I then include the printable picture I get from LDS Bookstore. I understand the kids love them. I teach the CTR 7

I enjoy these photos. They are come in handy when I teach my grandchildren about the scriptures. It keeps them busy while we discuss the story.