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Matthew 25 Service Projects for Sophomores

Explore and fulfill service projects reflective of Matthew 25 passage, including aiding the poor, vulnerable, and those in need. Complete 15 hours of community service by November 7. Submit reflective essay for portfolio. Discover placement ideas like hospitals, soup kitchens, and tutoring programs.

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Matthew 25 Service Projects for Sophomores

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  1. Sophomore Service General and specific information on service projects

  2. Foundational Scripture: Matthew 25 Jesus said to his disciples, “For I was hungry and you gave me food, thirsty and you gave me drink, a stranger and you welcomed me … Amen, I say to you, whatever you did for one of these least brothers or sisters of mine, you did for me.”

  3. Link between Scripture and Student’s Project • All service projects must be directly reflective of Matthew 25 passage: • The Poor • Those Struggling with Age/Illness • The Young/The Vulnerable • Those in Significant Need

  4. Sophomore Experience • 15 hours of community service to those in need must be completed by November 7, 2011. • Contract outlining service project will be signed by student and parent (not agency supervisor) due May 26, 2011. Please call agencies you are interested in and secure a position.

  5. What needs to be turned in on November 7 • Either a supervisor-signed timesheet (see my teacher page) or a letter from the agency where you served verifying 15 hours completed. • A hard copy of your narrative essay on your service experience (see next slide).

  6. Reflection and Lessons Learned - Sophomores • A 2-3 page submission to your electronic portfolio will be due on November 7. • A rubric will be provided on Mrs. Bellucci’s teacher page

  7. Hospitals Convalescent Facilities Tutorial Programs Religious Education Programs Programs for Disabled Persons Soup Kitchens Food Pantries Tutoring/Sports Initiatives to those in need Church Social Justice Programs (Not Church Carnivals) Some Ideas for Service Placement

  8. Final Thoughts • It’s your project … your responsibility • Opportunity to learn outside the classroom • Think and pray about where your talents lie • Questions? See or call Mrs. Bellucci @ ext. 238

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