House of Prayer for All Peoples, a 501 (c)(3) non-profit corporation, was organized in the spring of 2023 to engage in prayer and spiritual practices led by Jewish bridge-builders with a focus on prayers, services, multi-faith services and gatherings, music, songs, and chants, along with affirmations and various forms of offerings from other faith and belief systems. Services are always free to the public.

Rabbi Alan (Avraham Shlomo) Scott Bachman and Rebbetzin Andalin  Shekhinah Bachman

Reb Alan received smicha through the Aleph program in January 2020. Prior to that he received a degree in Special Education and Psychology at Syracuse University in 1974, studied at the Eastman School of Music, and received his law degree from Gonzaga University in 1977.  He has served as chair of the North American Interfaith Network and the Salt Lake Interfaith Roundtable, and he and Andalin have been involved in interfaith work since 2003. He and Andalin assisted as Rabbi and Rebbetzin for Ruach Hamidbar during the height of Covid between 2020 and Feb. of 2023.  Andalin is the recipient of the National Selmer Award for Excellence in Jazz Performance among other musical accolades and graduated Summa Cum Laude from Westminster University in 1996. She has had an extensive paralegal career and now joins Reb Alan in their mission as musical and service leaders in the interfaith community and their non-profit organization House of Prayer for All Peoples.

Engagement is growing quickly through a private Facebook page for members only: https://www.facebook.com/groups/houseofprayerforallpeoples.

Monthly services are held at the location of Salt Lake Center for Spiritual Living, with special additional venues from time to time as published on the website: https://houseofprayerforallpeoples.org/events.  Admission is always free, and donations are gratefully accepted to help with the cost of rent, musicians, video technicians, and as honorariums for special guests.