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THE   INTINCTION   CUP
The Individual cup set and bread tray as they appear when uncovered

Religious Program Specialist 3 & 2, Module 01-Personnel Support
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Figure 3-41.-Preparing for the individual cup method of communion. INDIVIDUAL   CUP.—When   a   chalice   is   not   used   in   a   Protestant communion service, the individual cup set may be used. This set is composed of a round base, several metal trays each of which contains 40 small glass or plastic  cups,  a  metal  cover,  and  metal  bread/wafer  trays. Your  first  task  is  to  fill  the  small  communion  cups.  NOTE:  Your chaplain may use wine exclusively, grape juice exclusively, or may serve wine in  some  cups  and  grape  juice  in  others.  When  both  are  used,  follow  the  in- structions  of  your  chaplain  in  filling  the  individual  cups.  The  cups  are  best filled while remaining in the tray. Before filling, check to make certain none of the cups are stuck in the holes. Several aids for use in filling cups are: a paper cup bent at the top to form a sharp spout, or a squeeze bottle container (see figure 3-41). Great  care  should  be  taken  not  to  spill  or  overfill  any  cups.  If  this happens cups will stick to the tray when the worshipper tries to remove the 3-55







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