Grape juice fills their Communion cups, but in some other places in Asia the cup is filled with actual wine. Eunjoo Ballenger is from South Korea but lives in Greenfield and attends Evangel Church.

Apart from the gluten rules, the church allows for bread and wine made with genetically modified organisms and mustum, a type of grape juice. Sarah said he issued the letter to help churches ...

It could be gluten-free bread and grape juice, depending on the household,” Hines-Shah said. It doesn’t matter, Hines-Shah said, because Lutherans believe, “God meets us where we are.” ...

The Rev. Dr. Robert Kennedy, who pastors St. Peter’s AME Church in North Charleston, told The Post and Courier that his church has offered grape juice as an option during Communion, and recently ...

The Anglican Communion has denied media reports that gluten-free bread and non-alcoholic wine are being banned from Holy Communion services. People suffering from celiac disease, an autoimmune ...

This year, the church will hold virtual communion, the religious sacrament where worshipers drink grape juice and eat bread. When members log on to the service, the pastor will tell them to get a ...

Since then, Methodists, Baptists, Presbyterians and most other Protestants use Welch's grape juice or similar products for communion. Only Lutherans and Anglicans stuck to wine.

Blessed Communion sells individually sealed, pre-filled Communion cups and wafers. Each cup is recyclable and contains 100 percent grape juice and an unleavened wafer.

For communion, Unger used bread and grape juice from the chow hall. Around the base, soldiers and Marines alike called home, some hunched over and others pacing in front of large sandbags.