Book signing in Pembrook Pines, Fl
Posted by notwithouthonor on Sep 15, 2010 in Events | Comments Off on Book signing in Pembrook Pines, Fl
A book signing of Not Without Honor will be held October 2nd at the Methodist Church in Pembroke Pines Fl. at 2pm by the author Rev. Alford Alphonse.
Read MoreAvailable in paperback
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Read MoreBook signing in Boston
Posted by notwithouthonor on Sep 15, 2010 in Events | Comments Off on Book signing in Boston
A book signing and reading will be held in Boston´s Methodist Church in downtown boston.
Read MoreRev. Alford Alphonse
Posted by notwithouthonor on Sep 15, 2010 in Author | 1 comment
Alford Alphonse was educated in Jamaica, Panama, and completed theological studies, culminating in his Doctorate, in the United Kingdom and the USA. He is married, to Hope Elaine Alphonse, nee Brodie, and they have five children and five grand-children. As Chaplain of Vitas Health Care (1998-2012), Dr. Alphonse was awarded the National Chaplaincy in 2002 in tribute to his outstanding quality of...
Read MoreAccepting plaque
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Alford Alphonse’s acceptance speech after receiving a plaque for his service. As a career pastor, he has never drawn a distinction between the the spiritual teachings of the Bible and social equity and justice. Instead, he has embraced the line of thinking embraced by others in the Judeo-Christian tradition who believe that the Bible and the Gospel call for spirituality to be integrated with...
Read MoreRev. Alford Alphonse
As a career pastor, I have served in the The United Kingdom, Caribbean, Panama and, of course, in the United States of America. Unlike many here, I have never drawn rigid distinctions between and among the the spiritual teachings of the Bible, social equity and justice. Instead, I have embraced the idea that the Bible and the Gospel call for spirituality to be integrated with social policy and attititudes.