Most congregations have a business meeting. They have budgets. In many churches, or denominations, nothing is really certain until the budget has passed. Like a business, the church hires and fires. It frees up the future of its leaders who no longer have the support of the shareholders, err, members.
Many members vote with their dollars.
Sometimes the church and business try to imitate each other. A few years ago bookstands bulged with books about reinventing the corporation. The church must have liked something about that. Sadly, both business and the church have scandals. The world of business has insider trading and mining disasters.