Go Trip to Ireland

Status	Open
Dates	October 4–14, 2024
Location	Castledaly Manor, Ireland
Fundraising Goal	$3,000 per person—MUST PROVIDE IN FULL before you leave for Ireland
Contact	Missional Living: ml@stonebriar.org
Age Policy	Ages 18+ are welcome to join this trip. Mature teenagers ages 15+ (when accompanied by a parent) may also be eligible to go. Please contact us for details.
Trip Packet	Ireland Go Trip 2024 Packet Download this informative packet with all the trip’s details for your reference and use.

Please note that for this opportunity and any others involving children or vulnerable adults, volunteers must have been actively involved at Stonebriar or another like-minded church for six months prior to serving in this role and watch a 30 minute child abuse awareness video.

What is the purpose of this trip?

To learn from and participate in what God is doing in Ireland through Stonebriar-supported missionaries.

What will we be doing in Ireland?

Through service opportunities including teaching, worship, support, and prayer walking, our Ireland Go Trip team will:

Help provide a retreat (called Weekend Away) for Galway Church, which was planted by Stonebriar missionaries Jason and Mandy Post, at the beautiful Castledaly Manor between Galway and Dublin, Ireland.
Come alongside Stonebriar missionaries Kirk and Sandlin Poth to reach out into the community of Sligo, Ireland, with the goal of showing and sharing Jesus through community service and more.

About Our Missionaries in Ireland

Jason and Amanda Post

As missionaries with WorldVenture, Jason and Mandy Post focus on church planting, leadership development, and missionary care. They were called to this area of missions due to the lack of Gospel witness in the West of Ireland, and the Lord has used their experiences there to sanctify them and deepen the Gospel message in their own lives.

Learn more about the Post family.

Kirk and Sandlin Poth

The Poth’s mission focus is church planting, evangelism, and leadership development. The Lord directed them to Post Christian Catholic Europe back in 1984—first to Austria and then to Ireland. Both countries have a very low evangelical presence. Ireland has the distinction of being the least-evangelized English-speaking country in the world, which translated means that the opportunities are great for Gospel witness and advancement there.