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I suppose you are correct, there has to be a reason. While I have read some post here about power hungry leadership this is not the case. As a matter of fact I wish our leader was more of a leader. I feel he should approach these guys and ask what their plans are but he won't. If they come and go and whenever even without notifying him he says its fine, he'll just use them when they are. Last nights practice only the 2 of us again. We now lack a bass and another guitar causing a ripple effect and the two of us play other instruments when everyone is there. We have become an acoustic/electric duo now.
I'm getting the feeling that 1 guy is just ready to call it quits but can't bring himself to do it because he enjoys it but I think he is catching flack at home. The other is a new christian and I think the newness and drive to serve is wearing off. He is even missing services quit allot now. For him it may be more important just keeping him from straying as to playing with the worship team. He came from a rough background and some of his old running mates have started dropping by to see him more often.
I spoke to the leader at practice to see if we could run a note in the bulletin requesting volunteers "who want to serve the Lord"and he said that would be fine as long as it doesn't come across as a slap in the face. I agree so I'm going to try and run one . I mean even a voice singing with us would be nice.
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