The Origin of Man / Techno-Cults & The Singularity
Description
Join author Valton Brown for an illuminating seminar based on his published non-fiction work, The Hidden Tree. This session offers a critical exploration of the ideas, concepts, and philosophies that have shaped both the religious and secular landscapes of the modern world.
Using the powerful metaphor of a tree, this seminar traces the foundational roots of evolutionary theory, the growing "culture of cults," the secular pursuit of transcendence, and other dominant ideologies, deconstructing prevailing schools of thought to reveal their distortions and applications in contemporary society.
By challenging these narratives, the event posits a vital counter-narrative grounded in a biblical framework: that unity and truth are found not in technological utopias or charismatic leaders, but in the original design of the Creator.
FAQs
- Is the seminar free to attend?
Yes. The seminar is completely free to attend. However, spaces are limited, so advance booking is required.
- Is there free parking?
Yes. All attendees will be able to use the car park without charge.
[Please make sure to provide your car registration at reception on entry.]
- Do I need to book a ticket?
Yes. Seating is limited, so please ensure you book a ticket for yourself and for any friends or family members attending with you.
- Do I need to be a Christian to attend?
No. The seminar is open to everyone, whether you are a Christian, exploring faith, have questions, or simply want to hear more about the subject matter.
- Do I need to have read the book before attending?
No. You do not need to have read the book before attending. The seminar will introduce the key themes and provide an opportunity to explore the ideas further.
- Where can I get a copy of the book?
Copies of the book are available in both paperback and Kindle editions through Amazon: The Hidden Tree by Valton Brown
You can also purchase a copy through Waterstones and most major bookstores.
There will also be an opportunity to have your copy signed after the seminar.
- Will there be an opportunity to ask questions?
Yes. We will be using a digital live question & answer platform during the seminar. To submit questions, you will need access to a mobile phone, tablet/iPad, or computer.
The most popular and relevant questions submitted during the session will be answered during the Q&A section at the end of the seminar.
- What device do I need for the live Q&A?
You will need one of the following:
A smartphone
An iPad or tablet
A laptop or computer
(Please ensure your device is fully charged before attending. Mobile phones should be kept on silent during the seminar due to the live recording taking place).
- Will the seminar be recorded?
Yes. The event will be filmed and recorded. However, the recording will focus on the seminar presentation and speakers and will not include members of the audience.
- Will photographs be taken during the event?
No. Photography will not be permitted during the seminar. This is to respect the privacy of members of the public who may not wish to appear in photographs for personal reasons or preferences.
- Should I bring anything with me?
If you have one, you are welcome to bring a Bible, although this is not essential.
Please also bring a mobile device (phone, tablet, or computer) if you would like to take part in the live Q&A.
- Is there an opportunity to meet the author?
Yes. Following the seminar, there will be an opportunity to meet, discuss the book, and have your copy signed.
- Can I bring friends or family?
Absolutely. Everyone is welcome, but each person attending will need their own ticket due to limited seating capacity.
- Is there an age limit for attending?
No specific age limit has been set. However, parents and guardians should use their own discretion when deciding whether the seminar is suitable for younger attendees, particularly due to the length of the event.
- What should I expect when I arrive?
Please arrive in good time to allow for parking, registration, and finding your seat before the seminar begins.
We look forward to welcoming you and sharing this special event with you.
Directions
By Car
The venue is conveniently located between Stoke-on-Trent and Newcastle-under-Lyme, with easy access from the A34 and M6 (Junctions 15 or 16, depending on your direction of travel).
Free on-site parking is available for delegates.
By Train
The nearest railway station is Stoke-on-Trent, approximately 10 minutes away by taxi.
Local bus services and taxis are available from the station.
Using Sat Nav
Enter the postcode ST4 7NY for the most direct route to the venue.
Google Maps
You can use your preferred navigation app and search for Wade Conference Centre, Hartshill Road, Stoke-on-Trent ST4 7NY.
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