I was trying to replace a bathtub faucet and broke off the copper pipe at the wall is there a way to fix the pipe without calling a plummer or soldering?

If it is actually a copper pipe that broke or just broke away from the fitting, the answer is that you do need to solder it. However it is much more likely that the pipe you are talking about holds the tub spout and is actually a threaded galvanized pipe that broke off at the threads. If this is the case you can go through the laborious task of getting the remaining threads out with a good internal extractor. If you can send a picture it will clear things up.
Good luck.

There are ways around soldering a copper pipe. They will require a big hole in the wall. Of course, hire a plumber to come and solder the pipe, he may have to knock a big hole in the wall. If it is tiled or a one piece tub and shower, study cutting into the far side of the wall. Drywall is easier to patch. Some houses are even built with an access panel on the far side of the tub.

There are compression fittings, brass, Quest meant for PEX, and CPVC that will fit on copper pipe. I have had the best luck with the CPVC type, but I not sure they come in elbows that might make the best job.

We need more details. Did the piece that broke or pulled out of an elbow have a copper threaded end soldered on to it that the faucet screwed on to? A picture, as Darrel said, would be nice.

If Tom drops by, pay careful attention to what he says. He is probably partying and may not be fit for duty for days.

It is possible that what happened is that you were trying to unscrew the tub spout, (The tub Filler), and as you were doing it it was not unscrewing but twisting the copper tube coming out of the wall. If this is the case a plumber with experence in this sort of thing without burning down your house or tearing up the wall. He can remove the broken pice of pipe and replace it with a new pipe and then screw a new tub filler on. I would not recommend a home owner doing this because there is a change of starting a fire if you do not know what you ae doing. This only applies to copper pipe coming out of the wall.

"If Tom drops by, pay careful attention to what he says. He is probably partying and may not be fit for duty for days."
Thanks for the vote of confidence Lab but the Speedster's slowed down. He took his last drink thirty years ago. He's up, ready to go and hangover free.
And I hope you had a great News Years Eve too.

Now on to that broken copper pipe.
(selina) I was trying to replace a bathtub faucet and broke off the copper pipe at the wall is there a way to fix the pipe without calling a plummer or soldering?"

Yes Selina there is. It's called "Just For Copper" .and you can check it out at: http://www.justforcopper.com/
Now if you will explain in detail just what broke and what you have to do to fix it and we'll help you get on your way. Cheers, Tom