Desa Purwareja is one of the areas that requires accessible and easily recognizable territorial information for the community. Information on road names and local territorial conditions is important to assist residents and visitors in recognizing the village environment. This community service activity aimed to support the management of territorial information in Purwareja Village through an ecotheological approach by collecting road-name data, installing road-name signs, and developing field data to support village mapping. The activity employed a descriptive approach through field observation, coordination with the village government, direct data collection through visits to neighborhood association (RT) leaders, documentation, and processing of territorial information. The preparation of road-name signs began on July 20, 2026, road-name data collection was conducted starting July 26, 2026, and ten road-name signs were installed on July 31, 2026. The results showed that field data collection produced road-name information from several RT areas that can be used as supporting data for organizing territorial information and developing the mapping of Purwareja Village. The installation of road-name signs provided a concrete form of physical territorial information that can help residents and visitors recognize road names. From an ecotheological perspective, the activity was directed toward recognizing and organizing the village environment as a shared living space that should be managed responsibly. This activity is expected to serve as an initial step toward developing more structured and sustainable territorial information in Purwareja Village.