A Night of Hope & Healing: The Story Tour Comes to Kane

Date: Saturday, November 15, 2025
Location: Kane Area High School (6965 PA-321, Kane, PA 16735)

What is The Story Tour?

The Story Tour is a live event experience built around one truth: “Your story’s not over.”
It’s a powerful evening of music, testimony, and ministry, aimed especially at anyone facing a mountain in life—addiction, depression, broken relationships, or simply the challenge of believing there’s more for them.

Highlights of the evening include:

• Music by Allan Scott Band, whose lead singer Allan Scott is a former drug-addict turned worship leader and speaker.
• Testimony from Travis Habbershon, a suicide-survivor, pastor and author who now lives in Pennsylvania with 16 years clean and sober.
• A selection of “God-stories” from around the U.S.—freedom from substance abuse, restoration of marriages, deliverance from depression—offered live and via video.
• A welcoming, inter-denominational environment: people from all church backgrounds (or none) are invited to come and receive hope.

“You will leave full of hope and believing that God can restore any situation!”

Why you’ll want to bring others

This isn’t just another concert or speaker event. It’s built around real-life stories of brokenness and redemption. If you or someone you care about is walking through a difficult season—whether addiction, relational pain, mental health struggles or just “I feel stuck”—this evening is designed for you. The website puts it this way:

“Facing unbeatable odds? An addiction? A mountain in your life? ….. Are you the family member of someone dealing with substance abuse? Is your marriage going through a difficult season? … This night was designed for you!”

It also provides a strong opportunity for outreach: invite friends, neighbors, coworkers who might be reluctant to visit a church service but could be drawn to a “night of hope & healing.”

Event Details & Ticket Info

• Doors open 5:30 pm (VIP), general admission 6:00 pm, event begins 6:30 pm.
• Purchase tickets here: Get Tickets
• Some testimony and topics may not be suitable for young children—please use your discretion.
• Bring your friends, bring someone who needs hope—and come expecting that God can heal any hurt, move any mountain, and restore any situation.

How Open Arms Is Showing Up

At Open Arms Community Church, we believe that hope is something we show up for. The Story Tour isn’t just another event passing through town—it’s an opportunity for us to stand with people in our community who are walking through hard seasons and to remind them that their story isn’t over.

Several of our microchurches will be attending and serving that night—coming together to pray, connect, and support what God is doing through this ministry. We want to be present in the room, ready to encourage, to listen, and to love people right where they are.

Our hope is that everyone who walks through those doors feels the genuine welcome and compassion of Jesus. Whether someone’s coming from a place of addiction, heartbreak, doubt, or just searching for something real—we want them to know they’re not alone.

We’re showing up not just as a church, but as friends, neighbors, and fellow travelers who believe in redemption and new beginnings.

How you can help

• Buy your tickets early—and consider inviting someone who might not buy one unless you asked them.
• Pray for the event: for Allan, Travis, the band, the testimonies, the setup team, and our church’s team.
• Serve on the night if possible: greeting, hospitality, guiding guests, offering follow-up connections.
• Follow up with anyone you bring or meet: an event like this can be the beginning of a new chapter, but the real change happens in the days and weeks after.

A final word

If you’ve ever felt like you’re on the edge—maybe you’ve looked at your life and thought “this can’t get any worse,” or “who cares if I try anymore”—this is your invitation to believe that your story’s still being written. The Story Tour isn’t about church-ritual or performance per se, it’s about real lives, broken places, healing steps, and the God who makes all things new.

As the event tagline says: “Heal any hurt. Move any mountain. Restore any situation.”

We are excited to host this powerful night in Kane—and can’t wait to see how God moves through our church body and our community.