City people tend to do fewer things, which means they do those fewer things pretty well, and then they hire specialists to do what they cannot do. This could create friction. They will likely be satisfied with an adequate keyboard player. Wise pastors will realize the rural perspective has more to applaud than condemn. A willingness to serve is better than a Let's hire it done mentality.
Participation is usually a higher virtue than perfectionism.
At the same time it is good for the pastor to, in a gentle and non-condescending manner, nudge his people in the direction of quality. At the same time, we have honored everyone s abilities. Finances Few things are more baffling to pastors from urban backgrounds than the agrarian s approach to finances. For one thing, an agrarian might think his pastor is better off financially than he, not because he makes more money but because he has a regular paycheck. They may live at near poverty level.