1)      Many of the pianos I sell go to serious players who have tried a digital piano and realize it is no substitute. A church may think they will use the record feature or the drum sounds or the accompianment but thy're just not satisfiying. It's surprizing that after two decades the big manufactures with all thier research can't do better.

2)      Watch the kids. Children will hit some notes on a digital and walk away. They sit down at a real piano and are fastinated by the range of sounds and the lively response. Often a real piano is what makes a  student practice and progress.

3)     The covid lockdown has brought a new focus on the home. people are finding the rich sound, the real wood and the tactile involvement satisfying.