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  • Rabbi Mark Asher Goodman

    Mark Asher Goodman is spiritual leader and rabbi to congregations in both Erie and Pittsburgh, PA. He takes particular inspiration from the hassidic tradition, which attempts to make the Torah relevant on an individual and personal level. He is the author of recent book "Life Lessons from Recently Dead Rabbis: Hassidut for the People."

Mark Asher Goodman is spiritual leader and rabbi to congregations in both Erie and Pittsburgh, PA. He takes particular inspiration from the hassidic tradition, which attempts to make the Torah relevant on an individual and personal level. He is the author of recent book “Life Lessons from Recently Dead Rabbis: Hassidut for the People.”

My Posts

This is the Bread of Affliction

This is the Bread of Affliction

This is the bread of affliction: Matzah adorns our Seder plates and nourishes our souls, as well—this food is fulfilling.
Elevating the Matriarchs, and the Women, in Judaism

Elevating the Matriarchs, and the Women, in Judaism

Elevating the Matriarchs is important. Rabbi Goodman encourages this with a midrash on Parashat Shemini, urging that representation matters.

The Torah of the Summer Barbecue

Summer barbecues are great for relaxation and rejuvenation, and an opportunity to extend and receive hospitality like Abraham and Sarah.