Have you had your daily ration of food for thought?

While the woman has a right to her own job and interests, it just seems to me that she is supposed to be the pastor's helpmate. She should be as much as part of his ministry as possible. The attitude that she has a separate life and probably shouldn't even attend his church is, in my opinion, an outright rejection of the very people that he was hired to minister to. I wonder if the congregation knew this at all upfront.