An independent guide
Broadman Church Supplies, sorted for the communion table
You order communion cups four times a year and bulletins every week. Here every Broadman box is laid out by what it holds and what one cup, one wafer or one bulletin costs, so the next order takes five minutes.
- Priced per cupEvery box shows what one cup, wafer or bulletin costs.
- Sizes side by sideBoxes of 6 to 6,000 in one table, so the cheapest fit is plain.
- Facts from the boxIngredients, sizes and counts come from each product, one by one.
- IndependentNot the publisher and not Lifeway: a guide to their line.
The line, shelf by shelf
What the Broadman range holds
For the communion table
Prefilled or pour your own
Broadman communion cups, box by box
The Broadman communion range serves the same communion in three ways: sealed Fellowship Cups with the wafer inside, sealed juice-only cups, or empty cups you fill from a 16 oz bottle. The last column is what each choice costs you per person.
Most-rated first
The supplies churches rate most
Sorted by how many buyers have rated them, so the boxes churches reorder come first.
Prefilled cups
Fellowship Cup Prefilled Communion Cups, Juice and Wafer
from $6.99
22¢ per cup in the 500 box
Offering envelopes
Tithes and Offerings Envelopes, Bill Size, 52 Count
from $6.99
13¢ per envelope · 52 envelopes
Planner
How many cups will you use this year?
Type in how many people take communion and how often you serve it. The planner works out the boxes you need of each Broadman cup and what a year of communion costs.
Box prices are from our last catalog update. Add a few cups for visitors.
By the occasion
Broadman supplies for the weeks that need more
VisitsHomebound communionFor the deacon who takes communion to a member who cannot come to church.
Lent and EasterHoly Week bulletinsOne bulletin for each service from Ash Wednesday to Good Friday.
Gluten-freeGluten-free communionThe wafers, bread and bundles for members who cannot eat wheat, rye or barley.
Silver finishSilver communion wareThe silver-finish pieces of the line, for a table that is already silver.
WelcomeWelcome ministry suppliesEverything a greeter hands out or wears on a Sunday morning.Church office
The paper side of a Sunday
The other half of Broadman church supplies: bulletins for the order of service, certificates to sign on the day, envelopes that keep a record of giving.
Bulletins
Shells of 100 with a design and a verse on the front, blank inside for your printer: seasonal ones for Holy Week, worship designs for any Sunday.
Certificates
Baptism, ordination and license certificates, six to a package, to fill in by hand and sign on the day of the service.
Offering and giving
Plates with red felt, cloth bags and boxes of 52 envelopes: one a Sunday for a household, and a record for the year-end statement.
Lists by purpose
Broadman supplies gathered by what they are for
Communion supplies
Prefilled Fellowship Cups, clear cups in cases up to 6,000, the 16 oz filler and gluten-free bread: the consumables a church reorders, compared by the price of a single cup.
Gluten-free communion
Gluten-free wafers and bread in resealable bags, and the bundles that pair them with juice-only Fellowship Cups for a separate plate on the table.
Silver communion ware
Trays, covers, the bread plate, the starter kit and the offering plate in the silver finish: the same stainless steel as brass, for a table that is already silver.
Homebound communion
Portable cases that close in a jacket pocket, the six-count box of Fellowship Cups and key-ring anointing oil holders: communion taken to a bedside or a living room.
Holy Week bulletins
A design and a verse for each service of Lent and Holy Week, from Ash Wednesday to Good Friday, and an Easter bookmark to hand out on the Sunday.
Welcome ministry supplies
Guest cards for the pew racks, welcome folders with slits for a business card, name tags for greeters and usher badges in English and Spanish.
Before you order
How to choose the right Broadman box
Count the people, then the services
Communicants times services a year is your cup count. A church of 80 serving monthly uses 960 cups. Weekly, 4,160.
Measure one ring of your tray
Broadman disposable cups are 1 3/8 inches high and 1.25 inches across. If your tray is older than you are, check a ring before ordering a case of 6,000.
Decide who prepares
Prefilled cups cost more per person but need nobody on Saturday. Empty cups and a filler bottle need a volunteer and a sink.
Ask about gluten
If one member needs to avoid gluten, keep a gluten-free bag on hand and a plate of its own, set out before the regular bread is opened.
Read the date on the box
Prefilled cups are guaranteed fresh to the date stamped on the box. A case you will not finish by then is not a bargain.
Plan the paper by the calendar
Seasonal bulletins serve one week. Worship designs serve any Sunday. Order Holy Week bulletins together, before Ash Wednesday.
Questions
What churches ask about Broadman supplies
Short answers. Each product page has its own.
Are you buying from Broadman Church Supplies itself on this site?
No. Broadman Church Supplies is a line of B&H Publishing Group, part of Lifeway Christian Resources, which sells it in its own store. This is an independent guide: we describe the products and send you to our retail partner to buy.
Where can you buy Broadman church supplies?
Every product page here has a button to our retail partner, where the order, payment, delivery and returns are handled. The price shown is from our last catalog update. The one at checkout is the one you pay.
How many Broadman communion cups do you need for a year?
Multiply the people who take communion by the number of services in a year. A church of 80 serving monthly needs about 960 cups. The planner on this page does the sum and picks the boxes.
Do you need to refrigerate Broadman prefilled communion cups?
No. Fellowship Cups keep at room temperature and are guaranteed fresh up to the date stamped on the box.
Will these cups fit your communion trays?
The disposable cups are 1 3/8 inches high and 1.25 inches across the top, the size standard trays are made for, and the Fellowship Cups are shaped for standard trays too. Measure a ring of an old tray before a big order.
Can you get gluten-free communion bread from Broadman?
Yes. The Broadman selection has gluten-free wafers about 50 to a bag and gluten-free bread about 200 to a bag, both from a flour blend of beans, potato starch, tapioca and sorghum. Our gluten-free guide explains how to serve them.
What are you getting with Broadman RemembranceWare?
The stainless steel communion ware of the Broadman assortment, in a silver or brass finish: trays that hold 32 cups and 40 pieces of bread, covers with a Latin cross, a bread plate and offering plates.
Guides
Read before you order
Longer answers to the questions that come up at a deacons' meeting.
Ordering
How many communion cups does your church need?
The arithmetic of a communion order: people times services, the box sizes of Broadman cups, what one cup costs, and how long a box lasts.
Communion
Prefilled communion cups or pour your own: what each costs you
Fellowship Cup prefilled cups against empty cups, a filler and bread: the price per person, the time on Saturday, the washing-up and the trays.
Gluten-free
Gluten-free communion: what the label means and how to serve it
What "gluten-free" on a bag of communion wafers must mean under the FDA rule, which Broadman breads contain wheat, and how to keep a separate plate.
About this guide
Who writes this guide
Broadman Church Supplies is the church supplies line of B&H Publishing, part of Lifeway. This guide is not.
We are an independent guide to the Broadman line: we lay out what each box holds and costs, and send you to our retail partner to buy. Read who we are and how this guide works.
Prices on every page come from our last catalog update.