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Broadman homebound communion
For the deacon who takes communion to a member who cannot come to church.
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A visit needs a case that closes, a little juice and a few cups. The maroon case holds 25 cups, 3 oz of juice and bread for about 38. The Traveler is half an inch deep. The deluxe set brings six glass cups. The six-count box of Fellowship Cups needs no case at all.
Many visiting teams carry anointing oil too. The key-ring holder keeps a few drops in a glass insert under a screw-tight lid, and the gift set adds a bottle of Frankincense and Myrrh oil.
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Questions about Broadman homebound communion
Which Broadman set should you bring to a hospital communion visit?
A portable set or a few sealed prefilled cups, and an anointing oil holder if your church anoints the sick. Hospitals may have their own rules about food. Ask the nurse first.





