@frjon Your reflection aligns, a bit, with that of my cousin, who moved to the Anglican tradition after many years in a denomination grounded in a strong Reformed tradition. He said (I'm paraphrasing), "I'd enjoyed great teaching in my old church. I came to my current church because I felt a need for great worshipping, as well."
@JimRain My profile includes homo adorans.
@JimRain Speaking of moves between traditions, I had a law school classmate who became Roman Catholic because (I paraphrase; it has been a long time) "I'd rather have a Pope in Rome who claims infallibility but leaves me alone than a pompadoured preacher who claims just to be preaching the Bible but tries to micromanage my life."
@ReaderJohn Alas, the Roman Catholic priests of my childhood had strong opinions about the direction of my life as well, so I had to leave that tradition.