As a pastor, you've dedicated your life to shepherding others, often accepting modest compensation in exchange for the privilege of following your calling. The ministerial housing allowance has likely been a crucial financial blessing throughout your years of service, but what happens when you retire?

Many pastors reach retirement age only to discover they lack adequate resources to step back from ministry—but it doesn't have to be this way. After decades of faithful service, shouldn't those who have shepherded congregations be able to retire with dignity and financial security?