The Three Kings, also known as the Magi or Wise Men, are mentioned in the Gospel of Matthew as visiting the baby Jesus after his birth in Bethlehem. The Bible does not specify their names or how many there were, but tradition holds that there were three and that they brought gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh. The Three Kings are widely celebrated in Christian tradition, particularly in the Western Church, with their feast day falling on January 6th, which is also known as Epiphany. They are regarded as symbols of the Gentile world's acceptance of Christ and the revelation of God to humanity.
We have compiled a range of creative ideas and activities below that relate to this Biblical person. These resources are designed to help you teach important life lessons in an engaging and interactive way, whether you are a children's ministry leader, a Sunday school teacher, or a religious educator in a Christian primary school.
Our activities below are suitable for use in various settings such as church children's programs, children's ministry, catechism classes, children's services, Bible clubs, vacation Bible school, and Sunday school, and will help students understand the relevance of the Bible to their lives, and the importance of applying its teachings in practical ways.
