🎨 The Jesus Has a Horse Art Program

A joyful, forever-free way for children and families to explore art, imagination, and gentle faith—together.

The Art Program invites families to create side by side while naturally exploring kindness, courage, friendship, forgiveness, and love.

No sign-ups. No schedules. No pressure.

Children often connect best through imagination and hands-on creativity. Through drawing, painting, sculpting, and storytelling, children can explore this world in their own way while meaningful conversations unfold naturally—at a pace that feels comfortable for every family.

No sign-ups. No schedules. No pressure.

Children often connect best through imagination and hands-on creativity. By drawing or sculpting Jesus’s horse, kids stay engaged and joyful while meaningful conversations unfold naturally — at a pace that feels comfortable for each family.

How It Works

  • Choose a character, story, animal, or moment to create
  • Draw, paint, sculpt, or use whatever materials you have
  • Let conversation happen naturally as you work together
  • Explore optional parent- and teacher-guided lessons in the Free Library
  • Celebrate the experience—not the perfection of the finished art

Create Together, Simply

There is no right or wrong way to begin.

Follow your child’s curiosity. Use the materials you already have. Let the experience be simple, playful, and entirely your own.

What matters most is not the finished art—it is the time you share together.

What matters most isn’t the art — it’s the connection.

Play, Draw, and Explore

Right here on the page, children can choose a gentle story, decide what happens next, create a picture, and save their artwork to keep.

No account is required—just choose a story and begin.

Jesus Has a Horse® — Stories and Art for Children

Choose a Story

Pick an adventure — then choose what happens next.

Draw Your Own Picture

Pick a color, then draw right on the page.

Save Your Art

Save your picture to your device — then you can print it or share it.

Draw a picture first, then come back here.