Broadman Church Supplies
Broadman Fellowship Cup, Juice and Wafer (100)
Prefilled cup holding Concord grape juice blend and an unleavened wafer under one peel-back seal, 100 per box, sized for standard trays.
Communion & Altar Supplies
Prefilled Communion Cups
A prefilled communion cup holds a single serving of grape juice, usually with an unleavened wafer sealed in a second compartment. The elements can then be distributed without pouring or handling bread. Products differ in count per box, from 6 to 600, in whether a wafer is included, in cup shape, and in how the seal opens. Some makers offer a wafer they describe as gluten free. Shelf life and refrigeration advice vary by maker.
Decide first whether the congregation needs juice only or juice with wafer. Churches that break a loaf choose juice-only cups from Broadman or Kingdom. For full sets, a box of 100 from Broadman, TrueVine or Celebration Cup suits a monthly service. Cases of 500 or 600 from TrueVine suit weekly communion or several campuses. All the cups here are made to seat in standard communion trays. Check the stamped date on each box.
12 prefilled communion cups
The nine products below range from a six-count pack to a 600-count case, including juice-only cups and a set with a gluten-free wafer.
Broadman Church Supplies
Broadman Fellowship Cup, Juice and Wafer (6)
Six-count pack of the same prefilled juice and wafer cup, with a single peel-off seal and a stamped freshness date on the box.
Broadman Church Supplies
Broadman Fellowship Cup, Juice Only (100)
Prefilled grape juice cup without a wafer, 100 per box, needing no refrigeration, for churches that supply their own bread.
TrueVine
TrueVine Economy Prefilled Cups and Wafer (500)
Economy prefilled cup with Concord grape juice and a thin white flour wafer, 500 per case, with a foil top seal and dated boxes.
TrueVine
TrueVine Chalice Prefilled Cups and Wafer (100)
Chalice-shaped prefilled cup with grape juice in the top seal and a round wheat wafer in the bottom seal, 100 per box.
TrueVine
TrueVine Elements Offset Tab Cups and Wafer (600)
Bulk case of 600 prefilled cups with Concord grape juice and an unleavened wafer, opened by offset tabs on a single top seal.
Kingdom
Kingdom Prefilled Communion Cups, Red Juice Only (100)
Single-serving sealed cups of red grape juice without wafers, 100 per box, in a rigid cup that fits traditional communion trays.
Celebration Cup
Celebration Cup Prefilled Juice and Wafer Set (100)
Two-part prefilled cup from Compak with Concordia grape juice and a wafer, sold in a box of 100 for tray service.
TrueVine
TrueVine Chalice Gluten-Free Prefilled Cups (500)
Chalice-style prefilled cups with Concord grape juice and a half-inch wafer the maker describes as gluten free, 500 per case.
Kingdom
Kingdom Prefilled Communion Cup with Wafer (50)
Sealed single-serve cups of red grape juice with a wafer, 50 per box, with up to one year of shelf life.
Kingdom
Easy Open Prefilled Cup and Wafer Set (500)
Five hundred sealed cups of red grape juice with a wafer, handed out at the door or served from standard trays.
Generic
Prefilled Red Grape Juice Only Cups (500)
Five hundred prefilled red grape juice cups without wafers, with an easy-open seal, made to fit traditional communion trays.
Side by side
The specifications the makers publish, in one table.
Questions before you order
Do prefilled communion cups fit standard trays?
Yes. The makers listed here design their cups to sit in the holes of standard aluminum or stainless communion trays, including Broadman RemembranceWare trays. The chalice-shaped TrueVine cup has a wider top but a stem that still seats in the tray.
How long do prefilled cups keep?
Each box is stamped with a use-by date. Broadman guarantees freshness until that date. TrueVine states its economy cups stay fresh up to one year. Its chalice cups keep three months unrefrigerated, six months refrigerated and twelve months frozen. Store boxes in a cool, dry place.
What is in the cup?
Most sets hold 100 percent Concord grape juice or a grape juice blend. A small unleavened wafer of white flour and water sits in a separate sealed section. Juice-only cups omit the wafer. TrueVine's gluten-free version uses a half-inch wafer the maker describes as gluten free.
How are they opened during the service?
Most cups have two seals: the top peels back for the wafer and the lower seal for the juice. Broadman's Fellowship Cup uses a single peel seal. TrueVine's Elements cup has offset tabs on one top seal to open quietly. A short announcement before distribution helps first-time users.