Bradford Area Ministerium Brings The Story Tour to Bradford October 24
Concert at Bradford Area High School will feature the Allan Scott Band and personal stories of recovery, faith and renewed hope
The Bradford Area Ministerium invites the community to an evening of music and encouragement as The Story Tour comes to Bradford Area High School on Saturday, October 24, at 6:30 p.m. General admission doors open at 6 p.m. at the school’s auditorium, 81 Interstate Parkway.
Featuring the Allan Scott Band, the event combines live Christian music with personal accounts of overcoming addiction, rebuilding relationships and finding hope through faith in Jesus Christ. The evening includes speakers, video stories and opportunities for prayer.
By bringing the tour to Bradford, the Ministerium is extending an invitation beyond church walls to people throughout the surrounding communities. Those facing personal struggles, families affected by addiction and anyone seeking encouragement are welcome to attend.
For Allan Scott, the message grows out of his own experience. After years of substance use and incarceration, Scott credits an encounter with God in a jail cell with changing the direction of his life. Today, the singer and songwriter shares that experience through music and ministry, speaking openly about his past and the possibility of a different future.
Created by Found & Favored Ministries, The Story Tour began in 2021. Its focus is on sharing firsthand experiences of recovery and restoration while helping people consider how faith can shape their own next steps.
The Bradford event is open to the public and welcomes people across denominations, as well as those who have no church connection. Community members are encouraged to invite a friend, neighbor or loved one who could use an evening of hope and connection.
Tickets and seating options are available at brushfire.com/foundandfavored/the-story-tour/633240/tickets. Anyone unable to afford admission can contact the tour through thestorytour.org to ask about ticket assistance.
Some stories address difficult life experiences and may not be suitable for young children.
For additional event information, visit thestorytour.org.
