Clue 2024
The annual Clue Game is our biggest outreach event of the year in Student Ministries! It is a live-action mystery night with a different theme each year. Students work in teams to complete games and challenges, collect clues, and try to solve the mystery.
Mark your calendars for our upcoming game - Clue: Astrum Imperium is on November 9, 2024! Doors open at 5:30pm and the game begins at 6pm. Anticipated end time of 10pm. Travel through outer space to our galaxy, visit planets and gather clues to help the Imperium.
Please register below until November 8.
Event FAQ:
I don't attend Bethany, can I still come?
YES! Several other youth groups join us and the event is open to neighbourhood teens as well. Be sure to register to guarantee your spot.
What can I expect?
You can expect to walk into a completely different world. Every room in our building is decorated and transformed for this event. You can expect the halls to be busy with players, and some areas to be relatively dark. Expect to have a lot of fun as there are games and activities in every room! And definitely expect some adrenaline at the end as teams rush to win! This event takes about 4 hours from start to finish with prizes for the winning teams.
What do I need to bring with me?
Comfy shoes, $2 admission, and cash if you want to visit concession - we sell dinner and snack items for the duration of the game. Everything you need for game play will be provided to you. We also offer a free coat check if you need to drop belongings off.
What if I can't put a team together before the event?
You can register in advance as an individual player and we will place you on a team. We work to put players with teammates of a similar age.
I'm bringing more than 5 people, can we be a giant team?
No, teams are capped at 5 players, but you can certainly divide into 2 or more teams!
I'm a parent/pastor/adult volunteer. Can I play on a team with my students?
No, only Grades 6-12 are allowed to participate. We do not make exceptions to this rule. Youth leaders/pastors are asked to volunteer with the game instead, which is also very fun! Parents are welcome to watch the opening and closing sessions.