Weekend Warriors
After School Club & Summer Camp
All About Weekend Warriors
1 Corinthians 12:12 - 27
"Just as a body, though one, has many parts, but all its many parts form one body, so it is with Christ..."
Weekend Warriors is a collaborative storytelling experience which involves role-playing game dynamics. Using the D&D 5e system and biblical philosophy as a foundation, students are guided through conflicts that encourage team-building, empathy, and creative thinking. (It also involves quick math skills--but let's not mention that.)
Faith-Based, Kid-Friendly, 5e
A TTRPG for Grades 4th and Up
Weekend Warriors meets Saturdays during the school year. The Adventure continues during Camp Valor, our Summer day camp.
Register Today
Enroll in Weekend Warriors during the school year & Camp Valor during the summer.
Adventuring alumni? Join the Weekend Warriors team as a Chronicler!
Weekend Warriors
Saturday Morning Adventures
Saturdays, 12 - 3:15p or 4 - 7:00p
6-sessions: $300
12-sessions: $500
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Camp Valor
Summer Camp Quests
Monday - Thursday, 9:00a - 4:15p
One Week:
Half Day (morning or afternoon) – $150
Full Day (morning & afternoon) – $275
One Month:
Half Day (morning or afternoon) – $500
Full Day (morning & afternoon) – $900
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Chronicler Program
Internship Program
Weekend Warriors and Camp Valor alum rejoin as Assistants and Junior Narrators
Weekend Warriors adventures use the 5e rule system popularized by Dungeons & Dragons.
Resources below may help determine if Weekend Warriors is right for your family.
Welcome to my channel. I am an Anglican priest, and an Olde School D&D nerd. On this channel I'll go into my own history in the game, how my children discovered it, and the BECMI campaign I'm now running for them. - The Dungeon Minister (YouTube)
"Perhaps Christians can consider how things like D&D can be not only an enjoyable way to connect but also a medium for discipleship or outreach." - Eddy Wu, Ph.D, Union Baptist Association
"D&D is a fun, creativity inducing game. Following Jesus is a calling of ultimate significance and meaning. Is it possible for me to live in the truth of each thing? Put another way, can an authentic follower of Jesus engage and enjoy secular culture? Can pastors play D&D?"
- Pastor Rory Philstrom, DungeonMasterPastor
Reading J.R.R. Tolkien was fine; playing a game inspired by his epic stories was not. - Emily McGowin, The Week
It’s not the theology inside the fantasy worlds that interests me. Rather, I find the practice of playing D&D—and its theological and ethical dimensions—far more interesting. - Ptr. Emily McGowin, Christianity Today
