Individual Communion Cup

Individual Communion Cups are small cups used during the sacrament of Holy Communion in Christian churches. They are typically made of glass or plastic and are designed to hold a small amount of wine or grape juice. Each cup is used by an individual to receive the sacrament, ensuring that each person has their own separate cup. This practice is often used as a hygienic alternative to a shared communion cup, especially in times when there is a concern about the spread of germs or diseases. Individual Communion Cups are commonly found in churches and religious supply stores, and they are part of the Ecclesiastical Equipment, Furnishings, and Supplies category in the Miscellaneous supply group.