Erik and Kristin Ellington, parishioners at Grace Church in Ridgewood, receive Communion in a Fellowship Cup, a soft wafer and grape juice in a pre-filled cup, during a church service on Sunday ...

Though the coronavirus has curtailed or changed Communion practices in many places — with some churches now using individual sealed units that contain both a Communion wafer and grape juice, for ...

A new Vatican letter to Catholic bishops worldwide has stirred up questions again over what kinds of bread and wafers should be used during communion in Catholic churches around the world. The ...

Celebration Communion Cup products use a two-seal process, with a top cellophane-like seal over the wafer that sits on top of a foil lid covering the container of grape juice.

But the low-gluten option is pricey — wafers cost roughly 55 cents each, compared to about 2 cents for a traditional wheat wafer. The business sells more than 100,000 wafers every month.

The product was revealed as a commenter as a Fellowship Cup, pre-filled Communion cups with wafer and wine. Except, the liquid was actually shown to be a 'grape juice blend'.

However, Janet Miles, director of public engagement at the Anglican Communion Office, confirmed to Christian Daily International that gluten-free wafers and non-alcoholic wine have not been barred ...

It’s just the thing the Jetsons would have loved. Easy and convenient. It’s a prepackaged, pre-sealed, uncontaminated, single-serving communion cup. Each holds juice for one person, cov… ...

Canon B 17 of the CofE states that communion wine should be 'the fermented juice of the grape, good and wholesome' and the ...