Archery has developed not only as a competitive sport but also as an educational and community-based physical activity. However, archery training in the community is often focused primarily on technical skills and achievement, while the development of religious values, character, discipline, and social responsibility has received less systematic attention. This community service program aimed to implement Muhammadiyah Archery Training by integrating Al-Islam and Kemuhammadiyahan values into educational, community, and achievement-oriented archery activities. The program was conducted through several stages, including needs identification, introductory material, basic archery technique training, safety training, AIK integration, guided practice, and evaluation. The target participants consisted of 20 participants. Evaluation was conducted through observation, technical performance assessment, participation, discipline, understanding of safety procedures, and reflection on AIK values. The implementation showed that the training provided participants with a structured understanding of basic archery techniques while strengthening discipline, responsibility, concentration, sportsmanship, cooperation, and religious character. The program demonstrates that archery can serve as a medium for integrating physical education, community empowerment, and Muhammadiyah values.