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The Ulster Project Arlington begins it's
17th year of ecumenical peace making in Northern Ireland.
For sixteen years, Arlington has
provided host families for 16 Northern Irish teenagers from
Belfast, Northern Ireland. Our purpose has one goal,
simply to let the Northern Irish teens realize that religious
differences are beneficial, not detrimental. The Project
accomplishes this through activities in July that encompass
community service, fun activities like Six Flags, team
building exercises, and attending both Protestant and Catholic
services.
Creating Unity Amid Diversity
since 1994
262 Northern Irish Teens 262 Arlington Teens
Newly Adopted Mission Statement
The Mission of the Ulster Project is to help young,
Christian based potential leaders from Northern Ireland
and the United States to become peacemakers by providing
a safe environment to learn by practicing the skills
needed to unite people when differences divide them.
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