The portable communion set seen [above] was used by Reverend Lumley Green-Wilkinson to administer communion to the members of the 7th and 8th battalion, The King’s Royal Rifle Corps and the 7th and 8th Battalion, The Rifle Brigade, when he was Chaplain to the 41st Infantry Brigade in the 14th (Light) Division whilst serving in Ypres salient during 1915. This period included the German offensive at Hooge on 30/31 July when the brigade suffered over 1,000 casualties.*
*Information next to the communion set
A beautiful set. There is Orthdox church close to me. I found there communion set interesting.
Looks like soup labal that the Rev use to dip the wine out of and pour it in to the mouth who taken part.
Coffee is on
This the communion cup that holds the wine to share along with the communion bread.
a fine set and i like the portable concept, Cherie.
It was necessary during war.