The Story Tour Is Coming to Battle Creek

UnSilenced: Battle Creek Anti-Human Trafficking Coalition is honored to welcome The Story Tour with the Allan Scott Band to Northwestern Auditorium on Saturday, November 14, 2026.

The Story Tour is more than a concert. It is an evening of live music, powerful personal stories, encouragement, faith, hope, and healing for people who may be hurting, struggling, searching, or simply needing to be reminded that their story is not over.

For UnSilenced founder Robin Bolz, this evening represents a powerful full-circle moment. Northwestern was the last traditional school Robin attended before her life was changed by exploitation and trafficking. More than three decades later, she will return to that stage—not as the child whose pain went unseen, but as a survivor, trainer, advocate, social worker, and community leader helping others discover hope.

Event Information

Saturday, November 14, 2026
Northwestern Auditorium, Battle Creek, Michigan

VIP Admission: 5:30 PM
General Admission: 6:00 PM
Event Begins: 6:30 PM

A community resource gathering will be available before and after the program, connecting guests with local organizations, ministries, support services, and opportunities for continued healing and involvement.

800 Bibles of Hope

As part of this evening, UnSilenced is leading the 800 Bibles of Hope Project—a community effort to collect 800 new or gently used Bibles, representing every seat inside Northwestern Auditorium.

Each Bible is an opportunity to place hope into someone’s hands and remind them that they are seen, valued, loved, and not alone.

Community members, churches, businesses, organizations, and families are invited to donate Bibles, adopt a Row of Hope, host a collection location, give toward project supplies, volunteer, promote the event, and attend The Story Tour.

800 seats. 800 Bibles. 800 opportunities for hope.