<![CDATA[Community service activities through the Community Service Program (KKN) provide opportunities for university students to participate directly in solving social and community development issues. This article discusses the implementation of KKN activities in Daulu Village, Berastagi District, Karo Regency, focusing on strengthening religious moderation and flower cultivation. The activities were designed to encourage social harmony, mutual respect, community participation, and environmental awareness while also introducing flower cultivation as a potential activity that can support the local economy. The implementation used a descriptive qualitative approach through observation, participation, informal discussions, and documentation during the KKN activities. The results indicate that religious moderation activities can be strengthened through social interaction, cooperation, mutual respect, and activities involving community members regardless of differences. Meanwhile, flower cultivation activities encouraged community participation in utilizing the surrounding environment and introduced opportunities for productive activities based on local potential. The combination of religious, social, environmental, and economic activities shows that KKN can serve as a means of community empowerment that is not limited to one sector. These activities are expected to provide an initial foundation for sustainable community participation and encourage the continuation of similar programs after the KKN period ends.]]>
