For all of these conditions, except the first two, most denominational offices disqualify the pastor for financial and other assistance. They can not draw unemployment as churches do not pay unemployment insurance premiums for 'ordained' staff. If their denominational office disqualifies them, they have no assistance avenue to pursue.
Pastor returns from an annual national gathering of their denomination.
Problem was, the family who gave the property to the church, did so with the stipulation that the building would NOT be torn down. The building is torn down and a new building, more suitable for their needs, begins construction. The family that gave the property to the church begins a slanderous campaign against the pastor, charging them with the decision and the act of tearing their building down. Their father built the building with his own hands and left it to them in his will and now his handy work was gone forever. Pastor moves into their new church wherein they offer their parsonage to the pastor family for living.