Service is not only an act of helping. Done carefully, it can become a practice of noticing details, anticipating needs, and placing attention on the shared task rather than self-display.
Service is a practice of attention. A simple task can require exactness about timing, preference, interruption, and what would make the work easier for the people it serves.
That attention is practical. The cup is clean. The information is correct. The thing arrives when needed. Care becomes visible through the quality of the act, not through how impressive the person doing it appears.
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