Don't second guess them. As a man under authority he must withstand the scrutiny of not only those of his own church, but also of those in authority over him in the denominational structure. This may include supporting a desire to accept revival or camp meeting services at another church. Or, it may include attending correspondence courses and seminars. One of the most frustrating things for a pastor is that there is never enough time to get all the work of the ministry accomplished.
Time is always short.
Help your pastor by recognizing that some matters can be handled by other mature believers in the church. It's not that the pastor doesn't think you're worth the time but good time management and setting godly priorities is essential to pastoral ministries. It's very easy to have a half a day here and a half a day there eaten up by trivial matters that really don't actually require the pastors full attention. Recognize that your pastor is one of the busiest men in town. Don't monopolize his time or the time of his family.