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I entered the building. The lights were dimmed. The stage was black with spotlights focused on a line of performers (singers). They were moving all around and jumping up and down. No piano or organ here. Didn't look like anyone was dressed for church. I didn't recognize the music but it sounded like something on that contemporary rock station I recently heard. Only young folks on the stage performing although lots of older folks in the audience. The older folks looks like that didn't know what do to do. Then someone asked every to bring a $5, $10, or even $20 and drop it in front of the stage.

At a strip club - some performers are naked. How many were naked? If none, perhaps your characterization should be restated

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Strip club?

Wouldn't know.Never been in one

Agree on this.I have bumped and fell twice in church

Re: I thought I had entered a bar/strip club...

What does a strip club look like inside

That was a good response. I've been to some churches like that also.Link - I haven't been to a strip club but I've seen what they supposedly look like on TV. I understand things change. We don't have to sing all 100 year old songs, but should our services sound just like the local hard rock station? with just a few different words? Should the church look like a bar or strip club? One thing I think should be the same now as it was years ago is participation in the singing by those there. Now days it seems like a performance. Singers may be very talented but should it be a show? Or is the purpose for us all to worship to Lord together?