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FAQ

Right here, you will find answers to questions about Mmeyou pre-packaged Holy Communion including ingredients used in our communion wafers, crackers and communion drinks. You will also find out why we are called Mmeyou and what it stands for. Most importantly you will understand the significance of the communion bread and the communion drink.

  • WHAT IS THE HOLY COMMUNION?
    This is also known as the Lord’s Supper. The Holy Communion consists of two elements: The Bread which represents the body of our Lord Jesus that was broken for our healing and The Wine (Drink) which represents the blood of Jesus shed for the forgiveness of sins. The Holy Communion reminds us of God’s greatest demonstration of His Love for us—He sent His only Son Jesus to die on the cross for us.
  • HOW OFTEN DO I PARTAKE?
    Our Lord Jesus reminded us to partake of the Holy Communion as often as we can in remembering Him (1 Corinthians 11:23-25). The early Church in the book of Acts gathered together daily and broke bread from house to house (Acts 2:46). For individuals and families, we recommend a daily partaking of the communion and as for groups and churches, as often as you meet. For example, if a church meets twice a week, then you can partake twice a week. If you only meet on Sundays, then you can partake every Sunday.
  • WHEN CAN I PARTAKE OF THE HOLY COMMUNION?
    You can partake of the Holy Communion any time of the day in a group gathering or individually.
  • HOW DO I PARTAKE OF THE HOLY COMMUNION?
    Take the bread in your hand and say this prayer: (You can adapt it to suit you) Thank You Lord Jesus for dying for me on the cross. You were wounded for my sins and crushed for my transgressions. By Your stripes, I am healed and made whole in every area of my body. (Amen.) Go ahead and eat the Bread. Take the drink in your hand. To open the cup, pull back the small tab on the lid. Say this prayer: (You can adapt it to suit you) Thank You Lord Jesus for shedding Your blood for me on Calvary’s cross. By Your Blood, I have forgiveness of sins. By Your Blood, I have been declared righteous. So, I stand before you as the righteousness of God in Christ. (Amen.) Go ahead and drink the juice.
  • WHAT TYPES OF COMMUNION BREAD DO YOU MAKE?
    The greek word for bread is Artos—which means loaf. The loaf used for communion in the Bible was as wide as a plate or platter and as thick as ones thumb. (cf. Winers RWB under the word Backen; (BB. DD.)) We supply both the wafers, crackers and Gluten free wafer.
  • WHAT ARE THE INGREDIENT USED IN THE PACKAGED MMEYOU BREAD AND DRINK?
    In Bible times, the bread was made from flour mixed with water and baked. The recipe in our prepackaged communion cup follows closely to that used in Bible times. The Mmeyou packaged communion wafer and cracker bread is made from wheat flour and water. The gluten free wafer is also made from a special wheat flour called Cerestar in which the Gluten content (protein contained in wheat) has been removed to the Gluten Free level. The packaged communion drink is made from red grape juice (from Concentrate) with no added sugar, sweeteners, or flavours. Simply red grape juice with preservatives to keep the drink fresh.
  • WHAT IS THE SHELF-LIFE OF THE MMEYOU COMMUNION ELEMENT?
    Usually the expiry date is shown on the packaging. The shelf life of the Packaged communion wafer and cracker with the packaged communion drink is 8 months from the date of manufacture as shown on the product package. Depending on when the packaged Mmeyou Communion element is made, you will have a minimum of 6 months shelf-life.
  • ARE YOUR COMMUNION CUPS RECYCLABLE?
    We use food grade plastic cups for the mmeyou communion cups, which can be recycled with plastic waste. Simply remove the top foil and film and recycle the plastic cup with your plastic waste.
  • WHAT DOES MMEYOU STAND FOR?
    Mmeyou is a combination of two words— Me and You. From the words of our Lord Jesus, He said "This is My body (Me) which is broken for you (you), hence Mmeyou.
  • WHAT ARE YOUR STORAGE CONDITIONS
    Our drinks can be stored in a cool and dry place. Please avoid extreme hot conditions. The communion can be stored in ambient conditions, however you may wish to keep cool and fresh under refrigeration. During transit, sometimes the communion cups may move around and cups may open. Remove any cups which may have opened during transit.
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