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This trip is no longer available but don't go anywhere. Check out our active teams! 
(There might be the perfect fit for you.)

Bummer!

This trip is no longer available but don't go anywhere. Check out our active teams! 
(There might be the perfect fit for you.)

Adventure awaits you in Ireland! Travel by plane, train, and coach through the vibrant patchwork of green rolling countryside, and see ruins of medieval castles, tiny cottages, and seaside cliffs. Christianity has had a rich and colorful history here over the centuries, but sadly, now many of the churches have been turned into community centers or museums. During your time on the island, you will have many opportunities to share about the hope and continued need for the Gospel as well as to serve, encourage, and work alongside local ministers and Christian organizations.

Join the story of what God is doing in Ireland. Build lasting friendships with other believers and fall in love with the Irish people and their beautiful land. Say “YES” to God working in and through you this summer!

register now

Ireland

Dates
Students:
June 22 - July 27
Staff:
June 15 - July 27
required support
Students
Base cost
(airfare & Ground)
spending Money
TOTAL:
$
$
$
4095
425
4520
Staff:
Base cost
(airfare & Ground)
spending Money
TOTAL:
$
$
$
4095
460
4555

Ireland… who needs to say more? Its rolling countryside is like a patchwork of vibrant greens sewn together, dotted with the ruins of medieval castles and cobblestoned city squares that butt up against its jagged and rocky seaside cliffs. Ireland’s past is dotted with violence, but the Irish are committed to peace and are some of the friendliest people you’ll ever meet.

Ireland
Dates
Students:
June 22 - July 27
Staff:
June 15 - July 27
required support
Students
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Staff:
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Ireland… who needs to say more? Its rolling countryside is like a patchwork of vibrant greens sewn together, dotted with the ruins of medieval castles and cobblestoned city squares that butt up against its jagged and rocky seaside cliffs. Ireland’s past is dotted with violence, but the Irish are committed to peace and are some of the friendliest people you’ll ever meet.

Ireland

Adventure awaits you in Ireland! Travel by plane, train, and coach through the vibrant patchwork of green rolling countryside, and see ruins of medieval castles, tiny cottages, and seaside cliffs. Christianity has had a rich and colorful history here over the centuries, but sadly, now many of the churches have been turned into community centers or museums. During your time on the island, you will have many opportunities to share about the hope and continued need for the Gospel as well as to serve, encourage, and work alongside local ministers and Christian organizations.

Join the story of what God is doing in Ireland. Build lasting friendships with other believers and fall in love with the Irish people and their beautiful land. Say “YES” to God working in and through you this summer!

register now

Student 13 - 18

June 22 - July 27
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Base Support: $
4095
Spending Money: $
425
Total: $
4520
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International airfare, ground travel, lodging, ministry supplies, food, and training
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Domestic travel
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Passport and visa (if applicable)

Staff 19+

June 15 - July 27
Learn more
Base Support: $
4095
Spending Money : $
460
Total: $
4555
check mark
International airfare, ground travel, lodging, ministry supplies, food, and training
An X
Domestic travel
An X
Passport and visa (if applicable)
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outreach

outreach

Ireland has a strong history of Catholicism and Protestantism; however, due to centuries of conflict between the two, many Irish youth have become disillusioned with the idea of established religion. You’ll partner with local churches and ministries to make new friends and share about the new, meaningful life Jesus desires for them to live. Following Christ doesn’t have to mean any of these old-fashioned notions associated with their grandparents; faith in Christ and living for Him today is relevant and does matter, and you get to be a part of making that known among this generation of Irish youth!

safety

safety

Royal Servants takes the safety and health of each participant seriously. We go to great lengths to ensure participants remain healthy and safe throughout the trip. 

Therefore, no participant is allowed to be alone in any city; Royal Servants always travel in groups of three or more, and when possible, with either a male or Summer Staff in each group. The Trip Leaders also continually monitor conditions within the host country before and during the trip. The team will be moved to a stable location if a situation threatens the team's security, whether from political or environmental conditions.

adventure

adventure

Are you seeking adventure? How about traveling to an island that looks like it comes right out of a fairy tale? You’ll see amazing things such as Dunluce Castle and Giant’s Causeway. Explore thousand-year-old castles, walk the beaches of the North Coast, and maybe even enjoy a taste of your heritage. Over 10% of Americans have some Irish ancestry, meaning for some of you, this could be your opportunity to see the motherland.

experience culture

experience culture

Although Ireland is an English-speaking country, their regional accents will be challenging and provide plenty of opportunities to ask, “Could you repeat that?” And just when you think you have the accent mastered, you will move to your second ministry location (and a new accent) and have to start over. Like most Europeans, the Irish tend to be night owls, which means your ministry activities often start late and end even later! But don’t fret; if there’s one thing Ireland knows how to do right, it’s a proper cup of tea or coffee that will keep you going.

spiritual growth

spiritual growth

If you come this summer with an open heart and willingness to serve, we’re confident you will grow in your walk with Christ. As you leave your comfort zone behind, you will have opportunities to trust God daily. We will help you know what it means to place your identity in Christ and how to serve others selflessly. You will grow in a community of like-minded believers as you dig into God’s Word daily. We want to see you grow in such a way that your parents won't recognize you when you return!

who should go

who should go

If you seek an epic adventure across the sea, love meeting new people, and crave deep conversations and new friendships without the need for a translator, then Ireland is perfect for you. It also helps if you love Celtic culture and music or enjoy listening to their beautiful accent.

eating & Sleeping

eating & sleeping

The Irish are a “meat and potatoes” sort of people, the kind of food you will need to sustain your energy for a month of ministry! You'll also have the opportunity to discover what fish ‘n’ chips - the quintessential Irish meal - is all about. As far as our living space, the churches we partner with generously open their doors to us, and we live, eat, and sleep wherever there’s a space, from the sports hall to the Sunday school rooms or even the sanctuary.

debriefing

A vital part of our trips is debriefing. For the last five days of your trip, you will be in the Capital City of Dublin. While you may not find any leprechauns or pots of gold here, other amazing sights can be taken in such as Dublin Castle, Trinity College, Riverdance, the Ireland National Museum, and so much more. You will have time to visit some of these amazing places while we prepare for your transition home.

We also spend time teaching, reflecting, journaling, praying, and planning for the future during this time. We want to help you take what you have experienced and learned during the summer and apply it afterward. This is a great time to bring closure to your summer and propel you forward in your walk with Christ and your ministry/mission field (home).

debriefing

ministry partners

ministry partners

All of your ministry time will be spent in Northern Ireland. You’ll begin by working with Christ Church in Dundonald, a suburb of Belfast. You’ll take part in summer programs for teens, street performances, and even help with a community BBQ. You’ll finish the summer by working with a church in Londonderry/Derry. You’ll be involved with their kids’ club and work closely with local believers to build relationships with teenagers through other ministries reaching the area's youth.

street evangelism

street evangelism

Ireland has a strong history of Catholicism and Protestantism; however, due to centuries of conflict between the two, many Irish youth have become disillusioned with the idea of established religion. You’ll partner with local churches and ministries to make new friends and share about the new, meaningful life Jesus desires for them to live. Following Christ doesn’t have to mean any of these old-fashioned notions associated with their grandparents; faith in Christ and living for Him today is relevant and does matter, and you get to be a part of making that known among this generation of Irish youth!

Orphanages

orphanages

Royal Servants takes the safety and health of each participant seriously. We go to great lengths to ensure participants remain healthy and safe throughout the trip. 

Therefore, no participant is allowed to be alone in any city; Royal Servants always travel in groups of three or more, and when possible, with either a male or Summer Staff in each group. The Trip Leaders also continually monitor conditions within the host country before and during the trip. The team will be moved to a stable location if a situation threatens the team's security, whether from political or environmental conditions.

Student/School Ministry

student/school ministry

Are you seeking adventure? How about traveling to an island that looks like it comes right out of a fairy tale? You’ll see amazing things such as Dunluce Castle and Giant’s Causeway. Explore thousand-year-old castles, walk the beaches of the North Coast, and maybe even enjoy a taste of your heritage. Over 10% of Americans have some Irish ancestry, meaning for some of you, this could be your opportunity to see the motherland.

Relationship Building

relationship building

Although Ireland is an English-speaking country, their regional accents will be challenging and provide plenty of opportunities to ask, “Could you repeat that?” And just when you think you have the accent mastered, you will move to your second ministry location (and a new accent) and have to start over. Like most Europeans, the Irish tend to be night owls, which means your ministry activities often start late and end even later! But don’t fret; if there’s one thing Ireland knows how to do right, it’s a proper cup of tea or coffee that will keep you going.

Children's Ministry

children's ministry

If you come this summer with an open heart and willingness to serve, we’re confident you will grow in your walk with Christ. As you leave your comfort zone behind, you will have opportunities to trust God daily. We will help you know what it means to place your identity in Christ and how to serve others selflessly. You will grow in a community of like-minded believers as you dig into God’s Word daily. We want to see you grow in such a way that your parents won't recognize you when you return!

sports ministry

A vital part of our trips is debriefing. For the last five days of your trip, you will be in the Capital City of Dublin. While you may not find any leprechauns or pots of gold here, other amazing sights can be taken in such as Dublin Castle, Trinity College, Riverdance, the Ireland National Museum, and so much more. You will have time to visit some of these amazing places while we prepare for your transition home.

We also spend time teaching, reflecting, journaling, praying, and planning for the future during this time. We want to help you take what you have experienced and learned during the summer and apply it afterward. This is a great time to bring closure to your summer and propel you forward in your walk with Christ and your ministry/mission field (home).

Sports Ministry

role

If you seek an epic adventure across the sea, love meeting new people, and crave deep conversations and new friendships without the need for a translator, then Ireland is perfect for you. It also helps if you love Celtic culture and music or enjoy listening to their beautiful accent.

Cost

Ireland has a strong history of Catholicism and Protestantism; however, due to centuries of conflict between the two, many Irish youth have become disillusioned with the idea of established religion. You’ll partner with local churches and ministries to make new friends and share about the new, meaningful life Jesus desires for them to live. Following Christ doesn’t have to mean any of these old-fashioned notions associated with their grandparents; faith in Christ and living for Him today is relevant and does matter, and you get to be a part of making that known among this generation of Irish youth!

Travel

Royal Servants takes the safety and health of each participant seriously. We go to great lengths to ensure participants remain healthy and safe throughout the trip. 

Therefore, no participant is allowed to be alone in any city; Royal Servants always travel in groups of three or more, and when possible, with either a male or Summer Staff in each group. The Trip Leaders also continually monitor conditions within the host country before and during the trip. The team will be moved to a stable location if a situation threatens the team's security, whether from political or environmental conditions.

requirements

Are you seeking adventure? How about traveling to an island that looks like it comes right out of a fairy tale? You’ll see amazing things such as Dunluce Castle and Giant’s Causeway. Explore thousand-year-old castles, walk the beaches of the North Coast, and maybe even enjoy a taste of your heritage. Over 10% of Americans have some Irish ancestry, meaning for some of you, this could be your opportunity to see the motherland.

approach

Although Ireland is an English-speaking country, their regional accents will be challenging and provide plenty of opportunities to ask, “Could you repeat that?” And just when you think you have the accent mastered, you will move to your second ministry location (and a new accent) and have to start over. Like most Europeans, the Irish tend to be night owls, which means your ministry activities often start late and end even later! But don’t fret; if there’s one thing Ireland knows how to do right, it’s a proper cup of tea or coffee that will keep you going.

growth

If you come this summer with an open heart and willingness to serve, we’re confident you will grow in your walk with Christ. As you leave your comfort zone behind, you will have opportunities to trust God daily. We will help you know what it means to place your identity in Christ and how to serve others selflessly. You will grow in a community of like-minded believers as you dig into God’s Word daily. We want to see you grow in such a way that your parents won't recognize you when you return!

outreach

outreach

Ireland has a strong history of Catholicism and Protestantism; however, due to centuries of conflict between the two, many Irish youth have become disillusioned with the idea of established religion. You’ll partner with local churches and ministries to make new friends and share about the new, meaningful life Jesus desires for them to live. Following Christ doesn’t have to mean any of these old-fashioned notions associated with their grandparents; faith in Christ and living for Him today is relevant and does matter, and you get to be a part of making that known among this generation of Irish youth!

safety

safety

Royal Servants takes the safety and health of each participant seriously. We go to great lengths to ensure participants remain healthy and safe throughout the trip. 

Therefore, no participant is allowed to be alone in any city; Royal Servants always travel in groups of three or more, and when possible, with either a male or Summer Staff in each group. The Trip Leaders also continually monitor conditions within the host country before and during the trip. The team will be moved to a stable location if a situation threatens the team's security, whether from political or environmental conditions.

adventure

adventure

Are you seeking adventure? How about traveling to an island that looks like it comes right out of a fairy tale? You’ll see amazing things such as Dunluce Castle and Giant’s Causeway. Explore thousand-year-old castles, walk the beaches of the North Coast, and maybe even enjoy a taste of your heritage. Over 10% of Americans have some Irish ancestry, meaning for some of you, this could be your opportunity to see the motherland.

experience culture

experience culture

Although Ireland is an English-speaking country, their regional accents will be challenging and provide plenty of opportunities to ask, “Could you repeat that?” And just when you think you have the accent mastered, you will move to your second ministry location (and a new accent) and have to start over. Like most Europeans, the Irish tend to be night owls, which means your ministry activities often start late and end even later! But don’t fret; if there’s one thing Ireland knows how to do right, it’s a proper cup of tea or coffee that will keep you going.

spiritual growth

spiritual growth

If you come this summer with an open heart and willingness to serve, we’re confident you will grow in your walk with Christ. As you leave your comfort zone behind, you will have opportunities to trust God daily. We will help you know what it means to place your identity in Christ and how to serve others selflessly. You will grow in a community of like-minded believers as you dig into God’s Word daily. We want to see you grow in such a way that your parents won't recognize you when you return!

training

A vital part of our trips is debriefing. For the last five days of your trip, you will be in the Capital City of Dublin. While you may not find any leprechauns or pots of gold here, other amazing sights can be taken in such as Dublin Castle, Trinity College, Riverdance, the Ireland National Museum, and so much more. You will have time to visit some of these amazing places while we prepare for your transition home.

We also spend time teaching, reflecting, journaling, praying, and planning for the future during this time. We want to help you take what you have experienced and learned during the summer and apply it afterward. This is a great time to bring closure to your summer and propel you forward in your walk with Christ and your ministry/mission field (home).

training

who should go

who should go

If you seek an epic adventure across the sea, love meeting new people, and crave deep conversations and new friendships without the need for a translator, then Ireland is perfect for you. It also helps if you love Celtic culture and music or enjoy listening to their beautiful accent.

eating & Sleeping

eating & sleeping

The Irish are a “meat and potatoes” sort of people, the kind of food you will need to sustain your energy for a month of ministry! You'll also have the opportunity to discover what fish ‘n’ chips - the quintessential Irish meal - is all about. As far as our living space, the churches we partner with generously open their doors to us, and we live, eat, and sleep wherever there’s a space, from the sports hall to the Sunday school rooms or even the sanctuary.

ministry partners

ministry partners

All of your ministry time will be spent in Northern Ireland. You’ll begin by working with Christ Church in Dundonald, a suburb of Belfast. You’ll take part in summer programs for teens, street performances, and even help with a community BBQ. You’ll finish the summer by working with a church in Londonderry/Derry. You’ll be involved with their kids’ club and work closely with local believers to build relationships with teenagers through other ministries reaching the area's youth.

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