Kingdom Service is serving others in response to the love and example of Jesus, with humility, compassion and a concern for God's purposes.
What does Kingdom Service involve?
Kingdom Service asks students to notice the needs of others, contribute faithfully and reflect on what it means to love their neighbour.
Why this matters for parents
Service can develop empathy, gratitude, responsibility and an outward-looking understanding of leadership. It also helps students see that their gifts can benefit others.
Learning through the lens of Christ
Christ came not to be served but to serve. Covenant therefore presents service as a response to grace, not as a way to earn recognition or prove personal worth.
In the classroom and beyond
The Micah Project and other school, family or community opportunities invite students to connect learning and discipleship with practical acts of service.
At a glance
- Faith in action
- Micah Project
- Service with humility
- Community responsibility
Common questions
Where can Kingdom Service happen?
Students can serve within their families, the school and the wider community.
What is the Micah Project?
It is Covenant's service-learning initiative that encourages students to recognise needs and take practical action.
