Dr. Michael Bos is a pastor, author, and interfaith proponent. He is the senior minister of Marble Collegiate Church in New York City.

With his coauthor, William Sachs, he has released two books that help people rethink what faith and church mean today. He has been a leader in inter-religious education and collaboration for thirty years. In New York City, he is a founding member of NYC’s Interfaith Affordable Housing Collaborative, which brings together the financial resources and expertise of the faith community to develop affordable housing. He is also a founding member of the NYC Scriptural Reasoning Network, which engages Muslims, Christians, and Jews through the heart of their traditions.

While working in Oman, he established programs with institutions such as Princeton Theological Seminary, the Center for Interfaith Reconciliation, the University of Cambridge, the U.S. Armed Forces, and the U.S. State Department. For his work in bringing together Christians, Muslims, and Hindus in Oman to aid low-income workers, he has been featured in the Berkshire Encyclopedia of Religion and Social Justice and received Oman’s U.S. Ambassador’s Award for Community Service. For his interfaith work in New York City, he was given the Interfaith Champion Award by the Muslim-Jewish Solidarity Committee.