Rabbi Mark S Glickman
Rabbi Mark S. Glickman, born in 1962, is an influential rabbi and author known for his engaging works on Jewish history and thought. Serving as a rabbi since 1988, he has led congregations in Ohio, Washington State, and Colorado. His educational background includes a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Judaism in Los Angeles and a Master’s degree in Hebrew Letters from the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in Cincinnati, Ohio, where he also received his rabbinical ordination.
Throughout his career, Rabbi Glickman has been recognized for his deep commitment to Jewish education and his ability to make Jewish history accessible and engaging to a broad audience. He has written several notable books, including 'Sacred Treasure - The Cairo Genizah', which highlights the historical significance of the Cairo Genizah through a compelling narrative that combines adventure, history, and scholarly insights.
His writings extend beyond books, as he is a regular contributor to various publications and often speaks at educational and religious institutions. Rabbi Glickman’s work is characterized by his passionate storytelling and meticulous research, making him a respected figure in both the Jewish community and the field of religious historical studies.