<![CDATA[The Three J Program (Jamaah, Jam’iyah, and Jariyah) represents a strategic initiative of the Muhammadiyah Regional Leadership of Sragen Regency to strengthen the role of religious organizations as agents of community empowerment. However, the implementation of this program has not yet been fully optimized due to limited congregational participation, weak organizational governance, and the predominance of consumptive approaches in jariyah management. This community service activity aims to formulate and implement integrated and sustainable community empowerment strategies to optimize the Three J Program. The implementation method employed a participatory community empowerment approach through stages of needs identification, strategy formulation, mentoring, and participatory evaluation. The results indicate that strengthening jamaah as a social base increases participation and collective awareness; strengthening jam’iyah through improved organizational governance enhances program effectiveness and accountability; and optimizing productive jariyah contributes to community self-reliance and program sustainability. The integration of jamaah, jam’iyah, and jariyah within a unified strategic framework forms a holistic community empowerment model that is responsive to local needs. The Three J Program demonstrates strong potential as a best-practice model for sustainable community empowerment based on religious organizations. Keywords: Community empowerment; Three J Program; Muhammadiyah.]]>
