Pre Filled Communion Cups

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Pre-Filled Communion Cups

Our pre-filled communion cups combine modern convenience and with respect for the tradition of communion. Prepackaged communion cups contain both the juice and wafer (or bread) in a single two-part container.

Communion participants easily peel back one seal to remove the wafer and a second seal to drink the juice. The Miracle Meal pre-filled communion cups combine modern convenience with respect for the tradition of communion.

Benefits of The Miracle Meal pre-filled communion cups include: Easy prep, sanitary, convenient, quick distribution, and no refrigeration required. Popular for large church services, gatherings, and events. These communion wafers and juice sets also work well for visits outside the normal church environment.

The Miracle Meal Prefilled Communion Cup

 

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