This fulfills me. I don't think church hopping has to be a negative. The choice of a church used to be a simpler matter. Most people stuck to one denomination, and that often was preset by your family background, ethnicity or geography. With so many options and so little obligation, changing churches has become a way of life for many.
Most churches are unprepared for the new ground rules.
For those from a liturgical background, we'd like to set up a room where you can come before the service and have communion and liturgy. We'd like to have a service where all the members of the family can worship together, without having to be separated. Lifestyle changes also complicate the picture. The average working couple logs 717 more office hours a year than they did in 1969. And they take a mattress to the office.