I have a hard time feeling comfortable in churches. It may be the fear of spontaneous combustion, lightning strike or crucifiction for heresy
I posted on the pagan thread that my personal preferences run to the pagan side of things. But I have had very positive experiences with the Unitarian Univeralists. The first time I attended went like this; service started with a non-denominational hymn (typical hymn, but not all full of god and the bible, just peace, love etc) and the use of a Tibetan prayer bowl (kind of like an inverted bell), then a candle ceremony for those that are in our thoughts. The sermon itself was about Fred Rogers (Mr Rogers Neighborhood), what a cool cat he was and all the good things he worked for during his life (I guess he was a Presbyterian minister at one point). This was followed by a reading from the Tao Te Ching and other varied texts. This particular UU group had a subgroup of pagans affiliated with it.
It was interesting to attend a church that didn't feel like a church, and to experience a religion that was all about exploring other thoughts and integrating what worked for you. That being said, I only attended a few times. Like alot of you, I have other things I rather do than get all dressed up on Sunday morning, like sleep!