The monthly publication the Heights Observer just published a nice piece about my ministry in Cleveland and my move to Harvard. You can read “Bossen departs as UUSC minister; interim minister takes the helm” on-line.
Here’s the most recent dispatch from “Workers Power,” the column I edit, “Self-employment, or the illusion of freedom.”
The latest from Workers Power, the column I edit in the Industrial Worker, is called “Wobblies and Unfair Labor Practices.” The piece focuses on the problem of using Unfair Labor Practices when organizing.
I will be preaching at Tuft University’s Protestant Worship Service at 7:00 p.m. on the following Sundays: September 23, October 28 and November 18. Stay tuned for the service topics.
The texts for about a dozen sermons from 2011 to 2012 are now on-line. Look for more in the coming weeks.
Having the best interests of the Society at heart, Rev. Bossen, Board President Melissa Vandergriff and District Executive Rev. VanBecleare freely enter into the following covenant on the behalf of the congregation. On August 13, 2012, when Rev. Bossen’s settled ministry at the Society formally ends, Rev. Bossen will break all ties with the members of the congregation until such time as the...
I am in the process of constructing and launching this web-site. Over the next few weeks I will be posting the texts of many of my sermons and re-starting a regular blog. In the meantime you can browse my published writings or visit the sermon archives of the Unitarian Universalist Society of Cleveland.
as preached at the First Church in Salem, Unitarian, January 6, 2013 This morning I have the rather dubious distinction of being your first sabbatical preacher. Right now, Jeff’s absence is probably almost barely noticeable and my presence seems more like a regularly scheduled break in his preaching schedule than the beginning of his sabbatical. I suspect that for many of you, that means that the...
I am preaching at the First Church in Salem, Unitarian this Sunday (1/6/13). My sermon is called “Let’s Make it a Jubilee Year!” If you’re in the area I hope you’ll consider stopping by. This will be my first entirely new sermon since I started my doctorate. It will focus on the abolition of debt as religious practice.