Life Game 2026 - Canada

This camp is a large-scale indoor simulation game that creatively models real life. It provides a platform for campers to discover and explore the purpose for which God created them to exist in this world.

Set within a hotel or school auditorium, a world is established—one that is virtual yet feels remarkably real. Within this world, campers have the opportunity to live the lives they have always desired. Starting at the age of 15, they embark on a journey to pursue their dreams—seeking education, building careers, acquiring cars and homes, entering into marriage, and raising families. Everyone is actively climbing the ladder of success. Every hour, the campers "age" by five years; they must attend to their personal needs—such as food, clothing, and health—just as in real life. Much like reality, they will encounter various challenges: health crises, accidents, fines, and even death. No one knows the length of their own lifespan; some will pass away in the prime of their youth, while others will have to work until old age before they can retire.

Throughout this camp, participants live lives that mirror the realities of the outside world. Ultimately, every camper is led to ask: "What is the meaning of life?" This question lies at the very heart of the camp's ultimate objective—to provide an opportunity for individuals to discover God's purpose for their creation. Through a combination of "Purpose-Driven Life" seminars, small-group discussions, drama, mime, music, short talks, and sermons, the camp challenges participants to make a personal commitment to Christ.

On average, 75–80% of campers make at least one life-changing decision during the program. Over the past 30 years, the lives of more than 35,000 people—young and old alike—have been profoundly impacted by this experience.