I do recognize that not everyone comes to worship bringing the same needs. But after observing worship services I think that at least 50 percent of the worshipers are moved when there is praise music - it might even be higher than that. By my time calculations then, that means those who enjoy contemporary worship were short-changed in their experience during our Lenten services. For the future some people have advocated more praise and some have advocated less. My personal feeling is we should offer more.
People come to worship for different reasons and have different needs.
My needs are not the same as yours, nor are yours the same as your neighbors. If someone is uplifted in spirit then why should I mind that the soup to be served later is getting cool. If others are glad in their heart at the chance to worship God in a manner fitting their need then why should I mind. After all, that's why we came. If you do, please call the church office.