Community service currently focuses on the implementation of Franciscan spiritual values in the context of modern work for employees of the Saint Joseph Gedangan Semarang Convent. This program aims to answer the challenges of integrating spiritual values with the demands of professionalism in household services in the monastery environment. Based on the situation analysis, five main problems were identified: (1) the gap between spiritual values and work practices; (2) work saturation and decreased motivation; (3) differences in work approaches between generations of employees; (4) obstacles to coordination between service units; and (5) a suboptimal employee development system. This program is designed with a participatory-reflective approach through four stages: preparation, Franciscan spirituality understanding workshops, workplace mentoring, and evaluation. The methods used combine andragogical and spiritual-integrative approaches. The solutions offered include value integration workshops, motivation revitalization programs, appropriate technology training, cross-generational dialogue, collaborative team formation, and employee development plan preparation. The expected outcomes are improved service quality, strengthening of Franciscan value-based work culture, and ongoing professional and spiritual development for 16 employees serving a community of 28 nuns with diverse needs. The sustainability of the program is ensured through long-term mentoring and the formation of a core group that will continue the implementation of Franciscan spiritual values in the context of daily work.