Church Riddles for Kids and Adults (With Answers)

I ring to call you, but I don't have a mouth. What am I?

You sit on me every Sunday, but I'm not a chair. What am I?

I hold sacred words and rest on the pulpit. What am I?

You fold your hands and bow your head when you do this. What is it?

I'm filled with songs but have no mouth to sing. What am I?

I'm filled with water but not for drinking. What am I?

People give me every Sunday, but I'm not a gift. What am I?

I'm a place of worship with a steeple. What am I?

I lead the service but am not the choir. Who am I?

I'm celebrated on Sunday and symbolize Jesus' resurrection. What am I?

I stand at the front and help lead songs with my voice raised high. Who am I?

I play notes on Sunday morning from a bench with black and white keys. What am I?

I am bread and wine shared in remembrance during a sacred meal. What am I?

I am the raised platform where the sermon is preached. What am I?

I'm lit before the service begins, a small flame for light and hope. What am I?

I am the room where young children learn Bible stories on Sunday morning. What am I?

I hang at the front of the sanctuary for all to see, made of two crossing beams. What am I?

I'm the greeting members share with handshakes and hugs in the middle of the service, wishing each other well. What am I?

I built a boat before the rain, saving animals two by two. Who am I?

I faced a giant with only a sling and five smooth stones. Who am I?

I walked on water when my faith was strong, then sank when I doubted. Who am I?

I was swallowed by a great fish but prayed and was set free. Who am I?

I led my people through a sea that split in two. Who am I?

I was born in a manger, the reason for Christmas joy. Who am I?

I am the first book of the Bible, telling how the world began. What am I?