Jewish interests

	I davened, when I lived in London, at Assif, an egalitarian minyan loosely affiliated with the New North London Synagogue, which I can't recommend highly enough for its plentiful, beautiful, harmonious singing.
	Here are such notes as I've taken at Jewish learning events I've attended since 2004. Some of them are surprisingly cool.
Wandering Jews	Wandering Jews is a grassroots group set up by Naomi Soetendorp, Joseph Finlay and Sargam Picker in London in 2005. It meets once a month for Friday night services and potluck vegetarian meals, and never returns to the same place twice (hence the name). There is a strong philosophy of "your house, your rules"—Naomi describes WJ as "a little bit Fight Club, a little bit minyan, almost 100% good"—and it has now spawned daughter groups in Denver, Jerusalem, Brussels and Berlin, where I run the group. Some years ago I compiled a Friday night siddur for WJ; read about it and download your own copy.
	I am update: was a regular at Marom, the Masorti young adults group.