Purpose: The purpose of this activity is to increase the knowledge of the millennial generation about the urgency of the Islamic economy so that the millennial generation has enthusiasm to learn about the Islamic economy. This is appreciated by studying Islamic economics to increase the understanding of the millennial generation and can be implemented in everyday life. Research methodology: The method used in this service is classroom learning or training in the form of lectures, discussions, questions, and answers given to all participants involved in this activity. The participants in this activity were students of the Faculty of Economics and Business, University of Lampung, with as many as 80 people. Participants were selected because their age was very potent in increasing their understanding of the Islamic economy. Results: The material presented included an introduction to the basics of the Islamic economic economy, the urgency of the Islamic economy, and the Islamic economic community, successfully absorbed by 90% of participants with a value of A and the rest with a value of B. Limitations: The limitations of community service need to improve the use of technology, such as when conducting post-tests. Contribution: This activity causes the knowledge of the Islamic economy that has been obtained to be rounded and invites blessings and rejects reinforcements.

Purpose: Sociologist David McClelland said that, if you want a developed country, at least 2% of the population is an entrepreneur. This was realized by the West Java provincial government to continue to intensify entrepreneurship training for the community, especially in Bandung Regency. Method: This method was carried out offline in the form of entrepreneurial training for the community in Bandung Regency, starting with developing an entrepreneur’s mindset to create jobs for themselves and the surrounding community. Results: The results will be continuous training,  and in the future, it is hoped that there will be mentoring for those who open entrepreneurs. Limitation: The limitation of this activity is in terms of time and cost, so it can only be implemented for the people of Bandung Regency, West Java Province.

Purpose: This community service aims to help develop Penglukatan Pancoran Solas Pura Taman Mumbul tourism to become an international spiritual tourism destination. Field data collection through observation, interviews and document study. Methodology: The analysis was carried out descriptively, analyzing the 4A components (Attraction, Accessibility, Amenities, Ancillary) and analysis SWOT (Strength, Weakness, Opportunities,Threats). Results: Based on the analysis in the field, the results obtained are that theologically the Pancoran Solas Taman Mumbul in Sangeh has eleven showers where each shower is a symbol of strength God Nawasanga guarding the nine directions of the compass. Therapeutically, painting Pancoran Solas is believed to be able to increase spiritual vibrations and neutralize negative forces in the human body. Based on explanation regarding the 4A component of Penglukatan Pancoran Solas Taman Mumbul Sangeh, the tourism potentials in Penglukatan Pancoran Solas Taman Mumbul Sangeh must be further developed. Seeing that marketing / promotion efforts have not been maximized, then the hope/impact obtained in community service is marketing/promoting the existence of Religious Tourism Penglukatan Pancoran Solas Taman Mumbul Sangeh through social media, thereby increasing the number of tourist visit. The existence of Pancoran Solas Taman Mumbul is a potential for religious tourism which is expected to help improve the economy of the surrounding community and support the development of tourism in Bali. Community participation is very important in managing the existing potential and maintaining the sanctity and sustainability of the Pancoran Solas Taman Mumbul melukat.