Phishing threats continue to rise and increasingly target adolescents who actively use social media, including church community members. PAM (Persekutuan Anggota Muda) GKI Ruth Lidya Kota Sorong was identified as a vulnerable group due to their high use of digital platforms for church activity coordination but limited understanding of cybersecurity. This community service activity aimed to improve members' digital security literacy through an interactive and practice-based anti-phishing education program. The activity was held on Sunday, April 26, 2026, at the PSM GKI Ruth Lidya Office in Kota Sorong, attended by 49 participants aged 17-26 years. The method used was a direct face-to-face approach lasting 1 hour 50 minutes with five stages: socialization, practical training, technology application, mentoring and evaluation, and program sustainability. Evaluation results showed an improvement in phishing recognition ability from 30% to 85% post-activity. The formation of a WhatsApp group "PAM Anti-Phishing" serves as tangible evidence of program sustainability to maintain the digital security habits that have been formed.