Variety of services

Its hard to write a blog this week, because i pretty much agreed with everything that Ashton said.  I do want to just get to the chase and talk about the part about the variety of services from pg 88-89. The discussion was on how some churches offer a variety of services throughout Sunday. This is good because it can operate in a culture that a specific group is most familar with. However if the number of services were cutted this will allow more preparation to be focused on one service and a higher quality can be achieved. I agree in a way. Growing up I was used to 3 services on a Sunday. One at 8.00 a.m one at 11:00 a.m. and then an evening service at 6:00 a.m. As i can recall the pastor was the one who taught at all three of these. Which could effect the higher quality of what one service can achieve.  Also sometime the first service would spill into the second service which could leave people comming into the second service a little behind what is trying to be communicated by the pastor. Then the third service comes around later in the evening, and if you ask me this leaves the pastor spiritual and physically drained right? I say this to ask. Although there might be a variety of services on a Sunday do you think the higher quality can still be achieved if a diffrent person spoke at each of the services?