Broadman Fellowship Cup Prefilled Communion Cups, Juice and Wafer

Each Fellowship Cup holds 100% Concord grape juice blend under one seal and an unleavened wafer under a second seal on top. You peel the first seal for the wafer and the second for the juice, so nothing is poured on Saturday night and nothing comes back to the kitchen to be washed.

The cups are shaped to sit in the rings of a standard communion tray, which is what the box means by "one pass" serving: the tray goes down the row once and each person lifts out bread and cup together. No refrigeration is needed, and the box carries a use-by date. The maker guarantees freshness up to that date.

The same cup comes in boxes of 6, 100, 250 and 500. The 500-count box brings one cup down to 22¢, while the six-count box is the one that travels to a hospital room.

If Fellowship Cup Prefilled Communion Cups, Juice and Wafer is not the one you need, the prefilled communion cups shelf of the Broadman range holds 3 products from $6.99 to $55.48.

Do Fellowship Cups fit your communion trays?

They are made to sit in the cup rings of a standard communion tray, the kind that holds glass or disposable cups of about 1 3/8 inches. A tray built for larger cups will hold them loosely.

How long does a box of Fellowship Cups keep?

Until the date stamped on the box. They need no refrigeration before then. Store the box at room temperature.

Is the wafer in a Fellowship Cup gluten-free?

This page does not say so, and the box of the juice-and-wafer cup makes no gluten-free claim. For members who cannot eat wheat, the juice-only cup with separate gluten-free bread is the safer pairing.