Served as Minister at:
Ebenezer United Church
Obituary Notice
REVEREND VINCENT ALFANO On Tuesday, January 27, 2015, after a courageous struggle with cancer, the Reverend Vincent Alfano died peacefully. He will be deeply missed by family, friends, colleagues and especially by Leslee, his wife of 42 years, sisters Nadine Pendleton and Denise Alfano, brother-in-law Jim Parsons, sister-in-law and brother-in- law Elizabeth and Chester Olszewski, nephews, James Parsons (Netania) and Anthony Pendleton and nieces, Nadine Parsons, Adrienne and Lisa Olszewski. Ordained in The United Church in 1973, Vince served the congregations of Severn Bridge Pastoral Charge (Muskoka) and Ebenezer United Church (Markham). He also served as Director of Stewardship Services for The United Church and spent the past 20 years as Executive Director of the Toronto United Church Council. He was known for his skills in new church development, redevelopment, affordable housing projects, enabling generous stewardship and many other gifts of wisdom and caring. A Memorial Service will be held on Saturday, March 21st at 11 a.m. at St. Paul's United Church, 200 McIntosh St., Scarborough. In lieu of flowers, donations are welcome to: "The Vincent Alfano Fund" of the Toronto United Church Council (tucc.ca), St. Paul's United Church or Mount Sinai Hospital.
Toronto Star
Jan. 31, 2015
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2015 The Toronto United Church Council.
Rev. Vincent Alfano
Executive Director 1995 – 2014
It is with profound sadness that the Board and staff of Council share with you the news of the death of Vince Alfano on Tuesday January 27th. Our prayers and love go out to Vince’s partner, the Reverend Leslee Alfano, and their families.
A memorial service is to be held at St. Paul's United Church on March 21 at 11 am. More details can be found here. The Toronto Star obituary for Vince is online here.
On his retirement in 2014, Council recognized his exceptional leadership by creating The Vincent Alfano Fund.
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Vincent Alfano Fund
A Commitment to the Future of Our Church
The Vincent Alfano Fund will make a tangible contribution to the development of church leaders, providing opportunities for them to gain practical experience in helping congregations reach out to diverse communities and, in turn, learn fresh ways to respond to them with God’s love.
The new fund will contribute financial support to student ministers undertaking internships with congregations in Toronto Conference. During their program, interns will focus on connecting with the culturally and ethnically diverse communities surrounding their congregations. By creating opportunities to intentionally study and practice the mission dimension of ministry, the fund will support both church and leadership development.
The focus on community engagement outside congregational membership, will enliven and renew our church with the ideas, spiritual strength and commitment to serve the emerging constituencies of our ever changing society.
20 Years of Visionary Leadership
The Vincent Alfano Fund was established in recognition of Vince’s lifelong commitment to the development of our church’s next generation of leadership. During his 20 year tenure as Council’s Executive Director, Vince exercised his creativity to enable the United Church within Toronto Conference to act upon its faith-based compassion and care for the world.
The congregational ministries, social ministries, and youth ministries of the church within Toronto Conference have benefitted greatly from Vince’s leadership.
The Toronto United Church Council.
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Ebenezer United Church
Obituary Notice
REVEREND VINCENT ALFANO On Tuesday, January 27, 2015, after a courageous struggle with cancer, the Reverend Vincent Alfano died peacefully. He will be deeply missed by family, friends, colleagues and especially by Leslee, his wife of 42 years, sisters Nadine Pendleton and Denise Alfano, brother-in-law Jim Parsons, sister-in-law and brother-in- law Elizabeth and Chester Olszewski, nephews, James Parsons (Netania) and Anthony Pendleton and nieces, Nadine Parsons, Adrienne and Lisa Olszewski. Ordained in The United Church in 1973, Vince served the congregations of Severn Bridge Pastoral Charge (Muskoka) and Ebenezer United Church (Markham). He also served as Director of Stewardship Services for The United Church and spent the past 20 years as Executive Director of the Toronto United Church Council. He was known for his skills in new church development, redevelopment, affordable housing projects, enabling generous stewardship and many other gifts of wisdom and caring. A Memorial Service will be held on Saturday, March 21st at 11 a.m. at St. Paul's United Church, 200 McIntosh St., Scarborough. In lieu of flowers, donations are welcome to: "The Vincent Alfano Fund" of the Toronto United Church Council (tucc.ca), St. Paul's United Church or Mount Sinai Hospital.
Toronto Star
Jan. 31, 2015
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2015 The Toronto United Church Council.
Rev. Vincent Alfano
Executive Director 1995 – 2014
It is with profound sadness that the Board and staff of Council share with you the news of the death of Vince Alfano on Tuesday January 27th. Our prayers and love go out to Vince’s partner, the Reverend Leslee Alfano, and their families.
A memorial service is to be held at St. Paul's United Church on March 21 at 11 am. More details can be found here. The Toronto Star obituary for Vince is online here.
On his retirement in 2014, Council recognized his exceptional leadership by creating The Vincent Alfano Fund.
-------------------------
Vincent Alfano Fund
A Commitment to the Future of Our Church
The Vincent Alfano Fund will make a tangible contribution to the development of church leaders, providing opportunities for them to gain practical experience in helping congregations reach out to diverse communities and, in turn, learn fresh ways to respond to them with God’s love.
The new fund will contribute financial support to student ministers undertaking internships with congregations in Toronto Conference. During their program, interns will focus on connecting with the culturally and ethnically diverse communities surrounding their congregations. By creating opportunities to intentionally study and practice the mission dimension of ministry, the fund will support both church and leadership development.
The focus on community engagement outside congregational membership, will enliven and renew our church with the ideas, spiritual strength and commitment to serve the emerging constituencies of our ever changing society.
20 Years of Visionary Leadership
The Vincent Alfano Fund was established in recognition of Vince’s lifelong commitment to the development of our church’s next generation of leadership. During his 20 year tenure as Council’s Executive Director, Vince exercised his creativity to enable the United Church within Toronto Conference to act upon its faith-based compassion and care for the world.
The congregational ministries, social ministries, and youth ministries of the church within Toronto Conference have benefitted greatly from Vince’s leadership.
The Toronto United Church Council.
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Served as Minister at:
Ebenezer United Church
Obituary Notice
REVEREND VINCENT ALFANO On Tuesday, January 27, 2015, after a courageous struggle with cancer, the Reverend Vincent Alfano died peacefully. He will be deeply missed by family, friends, colleagues and especially by Leslee, his wife of 42 years, sisters Nadine Pendleton and Denise Alfano, brother-in-law Jim Parsons, sister-in-law and brother-in- law Elizabeth and Chester Olszewski, nephews, James Parsons (Netania) and Anthony Pendleton and nieces, Nadine Parsons, Adrienne and Lisa Olszewski. Ordained in The United Church in 1973, Vince served the congregations of Severn Bridge Pastoral Charge (Muskoka) and Ebenezer United Church (Markham). He also served as Director of Stewardship Services for The United Church and spent the past 20 years as Executive Director of the Toronto United Church Council. He was known for his skills in new church development, redevelopment, affordable housing projects, enabling generous stewardship and many other gifts of wisdom and caring. A Memorial Service will be held on Saturday, March 21st at 11 a.m. at St. Paul's United Church, 200 McIntosh St., Scarborough. In lieu of flowers, donations are welcome to: "The Vincent Alfano Fund" of the Toronto United Church Council (tucc.ca), St. Paul's United Church or Mount Sinai Hospital.
Toronto Star
Jan. 31, 2015
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2015 The Toronto United Church Council.
Rev. Vincent Alfano
Executive Director 1995 – 2014
It is with profound sadness that the Board and staff of Council share with you the news of the death of Vince Alfano on Tuesday January 27th. Our prayers and love go out to Vince’s partner, the Reverend Leslee Alfano, and their families.
A memorial service is to be held at St. Paul's United Church on March 21 at 11 am. More details can be found here. The Toronto Star obituary for Vince is online here.
On his retirement in 2014, Council recognized his exceptional leadership by creating The Vincent Alfano Fund.
-------------------------
Vincent Alfano Fund
A Commitment to the Future of Our Church
The Vincent Alfano Fund will make a tangible contribution to the development of church leaders, providing opportunities for them to gain practical experience in helping congregations reach out to diverse communities and, in turn, learn fresh ways to respond to them with God’s love.
The new fund will contribute financial support to student ministers undertaking internships with congregations in Toronto Conference. During their program, interns will focus on connecting with the culturally and ethnically diverse communities surrounding their congregations. By creating opportunities to intentionally study and practice the mission dimension of ministry, the fund will support both church and leadership development.
The focus on community engagement outside congregational membership, will enliven and renew our church with the ideas, spiritual strength and commitment to serve the emerging constituencies of our ever changing society.
20 Years of Visionary Leadership
The Vincent Alfano Fund was established in recognition of Vince’s lifelong commitment to the development of our church’s next generation of leadership. During his 20 year tenure as Council’s Executive Director, Vince exercised his creativity to enable the United Church within Toronto Conference to act upon its faith-based compassion and care for the world.
The congregational ministries, social ministries, and youth ministries of the church within Toronto Conference have benefitted greatly from Vince’s leadership.
The Toronto United Church Council.
---------------------------------
Ebenezer United Church
Obituary Notice
REVEREND VINCENT ALFANO On Tuesday, January 27, 2015, after a courageous struggle with cancer, the Reverend Vincent Alfano died peacefully. He will be deeply missed by family, friends, colleagues and especially by Leslee, his wife of 42 years, sisters Nadine Pendleton and Denise Alfano, brother-in-law Jim Parsons, sister-in-law and brother-in- law Elizabeth and Chester Olszewski, nephews, James Parsons (Netania) and Anthony Pendleton and nieces, Nadine Parsons, Adrienne and Lisa Olszewski. Ordained in The United Church in 1973, Vince served the congregations of Severn Bridge Pastoral Charge (Muskoka) and Ebenezer United Church (Markham). He also served as Director of Stewardship Services for The United Church and spent the past 20 years as Executive Director of the Toronto United Church Council. He was known for his skills in new church development, redevelopment, affordable housing projects, enabling generous stewardship and many other gifts of wisdom and caring. A Memorial Service will be held on Saturday, March 21st at 11 a.m. at St. Paul's United Church, 200 McIntosh St., Scarborough. In lieu of flowers, donations are welcome to: "The Vincent Alfano Fund" of the Toronto United Church Council (tucc.ca), St. Paul's United Church or Mount Sinai Hospital.
Toronto Star
Jan. 31, 2015
-------------------------
2015 The Toronto United Church Council.
Rev. Vincent Alfano
Executive Director 1995 – 2014
It is with profound sadness that the Board and staff of Council share with you the news of the death of Vince Alfano on Tuesday January 27th. Our prayers and love go out to Vince’s partner, the Reverend Leslee Alfano, and their families.
A memorial service is to be held at St. Paul's United Church on March 21 at 11 am. More details can be found here. The Toronto Star obituary for Vince is online here.
On his retirement in 2014, Council recognized his exceptional leadership by creating The Vincent Alfano Fund.
-------------------------
Vincent Alfano Fund
A Commitment to the Future of Our Church
The Vincent Alfano Fund will make a tangible contribution to the development of church leaders, providing opportunities for them to gain practical experience in helping congregations reach out to diverse communities and, in turn, learn fresh ways to respond to them with God’s love.
The new fund will contribute financial support to student ministers undertaking internships with congregations in Toronto Conference. During their program, interns will focus on connecting with the culturally and ethnically diverse communities surrounding their congregations. By creating opportunities to intentionally study and practice the mission dimension of ministry, the fund will support both church and leadership development.
The focus on community engagement outside congregational membership, will enliven and renew our church with the ideas, spiritual strength and commitment to serve the emerging constituencies of our ever changing society.
20 Years of Visionary Leadership
The Vincent Alfano Fund was established in recognition of Vince’s lifelong commitment to the development of our church’s next generation of leadership. During his 20 year tenure as Council’s Executive Director, Vince exercised his creativity to enable the United Church within Toronto Conference to act upon its faith-based compassion and care for the world.
The congregational ministries, social ministries, and youth ministries of the church within Toronto Conference have benefitted greatly from Vince’s leadership.
The Toronto United Church Council.
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