HS Student Activities
HS Community Service
For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do. - Ephesians 2:10
Why Perform Community Service?
Community service allows students to broaden their learning through service activities that provide exposure to and engagement with the real needs of our community and our world. These activities also raise awareness and kindle a greater desire among students to serve in ways like Jesus Christ.
Links For Community Service -
empowering learners - preparing hearts - inspiring lives
Environmental
Service Criteria & MobileServe
List of 3 items.
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Community Service
Is Voluntary- work that engages the student in active service. (i. e. time spent in preparation or transportation is not counted toward the requirement).
- work not done for pay.
Benefits the Community- work not done for your family or friends.
- work not done for profit-making organizations.
- a project or activity that benefits a person or people in need
- a project or activity that in some way contributes to or improves the quality of life in the community or environment
Invests in a Spiritual Ministry- addresses a particular spiritual need
- is consistent with the biblical philosophy of WCS
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Documentation of Service Hours
To receive credit for service hours, please complete and submit the following form:Using our new MobileServe system either by the MobileServe app on your phone or by visiting their website below:
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App Instructions
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HS Students Gather to Pray in Remembrance of School Violence Victims
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Heartstrings Performs for Patients at Local Hospitals
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Students Help with Construction of a Church in Villavicencio
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Students Serve in Dominican Republic
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Students Pack Bags for Feed Miami
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Cafecito Club Mission Trip to Dominican Republic
Service News
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Student Club Brings Easter Joy to Children at Ronald McDonald House
Westminster’s Connect4Cancer Club brought joy to the children at the Ronald McDonald house for Easter. Club members decorated and filled 25 bags with colorful markers, coloring books, play-doh and a fluffy Easter bunny stuffed animal. They also wrote and decorated an Easter card for each child which was included in the craft bag.Read More -
Kayla Dumas Named One of Pinecrest's Positive People
Congratulations to Kayla Dumas ‘21 for being selected by the Pinecrest Tribune as one of Pinecrest’s Positive People! Dumas has organized mission trips to the Dominican Republic to help orphans, is president of the Science National Honor Society, and has been accepted and offered scholarships to several universities.Read More -
Landon Glavach Named One of Pinecrest's Positive People
Congratulations to Landon Glavach ‘21 for being chosen as one of Pinecrest’s Positive People by the Pinecrest Tribune! Glavach organized a math tutoring program for Westminster’s elementary school students, is involved in an ongoing effort to build a church in Colombia and has held a leadership role at Westminster for all four years of his high school career.Read More -
Macy Auerbacher Named One of Pinecrest's Positive People
Congratulations to Macy Auerbacher '21 for being named one of Pinecrest's Positive People by the Pinecrest Tribune! Macy is co-president of the Junior Opera Guild, leads a fundraising effort to help struggling opera singers, is part of Westminster's varsity tennis team as well as the English Honor Society.Read More -
Student Club Brightens the Holidays for Senior Community
Read MoreWestminster junior Carina Swenson started the club "Song of the Warriors" focused on spreading music to the people at East Ridge Retirement Community. Due to COVID restrictions, the club was not able to perform for the residents, so instead they delivered poinsettia flowers and handmade Christmas cards for the community's holiday dinner. -
Westminster Heart Strings Orchestra Sends Birthday Wishes to Seniors
The Westminster Heart Strings Orchestra is partnering with local retirement homes such as Bay Oaks and The Palace to send a gesture of love and care through music videos to residents celebrating birthdays.Read More -
Nica Crew Shares the Gospel in Word and Deed
Students in Nica Crew 2018, once again glorified our Lord and Savior. A group of sixteen high school students, from freshmen to seniors, walked into an impoverished neighborhood of Managua, Nicaragua to be Jesus. God used them as His hands and feet who carried the gospel to a family and a neighborhood. During the day, our students would swap between playing with neighborhood kids to making cement for a house. Or muscles ached, our faces were dirty and our bodies screamed for home meals; yet our hearts were bursting with love and awareness of God.Read More -
Senior Valentina Saavedra Expresses Her Servant's Heart
2017 senior Valentina Saavedra writes in about her summer volunteer service project working with young children supported by La Fundacion Loncer in Puerto Colombia, Colombia. This is the town where her grandparents live and mother, CCC counselor, Mrs. Ethel Ricardo grew up.Read More -
Art With a Heart Serves at Children's Hospital
Members of the Art With a Heart student club visited children and their families at Nicklaus Children's Hospital to brighten their day through hands-on art projects.Read More -
Students Support Our Local Environment
Thanks to the high school students who spent their Saturday to clean up the beaches of Matheson Hammock Park. It takes efforts like these to preserve the natural treasures in South Florida.Read More
