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Broadman Church Supplies for communion and offering

Broadman Church Supplies covers most of what a Protestant communion service uses. The Fellowship Cup line holds grape juice blend and an unleavened wafer in one sealed cup. It comes in 100 and 500 counts, plus a juice-only 100 count. There are round cross-design wafers in a 1,000 count, soft bread squares, and a 50-count gluten-free wafer pouch. Clear disposable cups come 1,000 to a box. The RemembranceWare line adds stainless steel trays, a starter kit and an offering plate.

On this site the Broadman items appear in prefilled communion cups, altar bread and hosts, disposable communion cups, communion trays and offering plates. A church that fills its own cups can pair the 1,000-count cups with the 40-cup RemembranceWare tray and the cup filler bottle. A pastor making home visits can use the black portable communion set.

Altar Bread & Hosts

All altar bread & hosts

Prefilled Communion Cups

All prefilled communion cups

Disposable Communion Cups

All disposable communion cups

Communion Trays & Portable Sets

All communion trays & portable sets

Offering Plates & Altar Vases

All offering plates & altar vases

Questions about Broadman Church Supplies

How many cups does a RemembranceWare tray hold?

The RemembranceWare tray and disk holds 40 standard communion cups. It is food-grade stainless steel, 12 1/4 in across and 2 1/4 in high. A church serving 120 people at once would need three trays, or fewer trays refilled between rounds.

Do the Broadman disposable cups fit standard trays?

Yes. The recyclable plastic cups are designed to fit standard communion trays. Each holds about 3/4 oz and stands 1 3/8 in high, 1.25 in across at the top. They come 1,000 to a box.

Which Broadman item suits a gluten-free communicant?

The 50-count gluten-free wafers are made with potato starch and come in a resealable pouch. They can be kept separate from regular bread and offered on request. The prefilled Fellowship Cup wafers are not listed as gluten free.