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What Are Communion Wafers Made Of? Names, Ingredients, and Gluten

What Are Communion Wafers Made Of? Names, Ingredients, and Gluten

Traditional communion wafers, also called hosts, are made only of wheat flour and water, then baked thin without yeast. That simple recipe and baking method are why classic holy communion...

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Communion Trays: Types of Communion Ware and How to Stack, Fill, and Serve Them

Communion Trays: Types of Communion Ware and How to Stack, Fill, and Serve Them

Communion serving trays help a church prepare, present, and serve the elements in an orderly, reverent way. This guide explains the main types of communion ware and how to stack,...

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Communion Cups Guide: Disposable, Glass, or Prefilled?

Communion Cups Guide: Disposable, Glass, or Prefilled?

Choosing between disposable, glass, and prefilled communion cups is really a planning decision: how your church serves communion, how many people attend, how much volunteer time is available, and what...

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Communion Supplies by Church Size: How Much to Order

Running out of communion cups on Christmas Eve, or opening a box of wafers that has sat too long, are both avoidable. This guide shows how to work out what...

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Communion and Oil Candle Bundles: Altar Bread, Refills and Wicks in One Order

Some church supplies are never bought alone: altar bread needs priest hosts and a vessel to serve them in, and a refillable candle needs oil and wicks. Our communion and...

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3 Essential Considerations for a Gluten-Free Communion Service

3 Essential Considerations for a Gluten-Free Communion Service

A gluten-free communion option is vital for welcoming all congregants. This comprehensive guide covers the three essential steps for your church, addressing costs, cross-contamination risks, and practical solutions like individually...

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