It sounds like this ministry is being run as a business, not a church. Of course, I'm only basing that assumption on the little bit of info you provided.
Anyway, my advice to you is to take on a new mentality. I've been in situations before where I feel so frustrated by what is going on around me that I just want to quit. The very first thing I do is express to the pastor (or whoever the appropriate personnel is) what my concerns are and what my proposed solutions are. If that doesn't change things, I change my mentality. Sometimes, you just have to put on blinders (shuddup, Jerod) and focus on what is in front of you. Do what you are asked to do, and do it cheerfully. When you can no longer do it cheerfully, take a sabbatical, sit yourself down and get it together.
I have a lot of compassion for people who work really closely to the administration and/or pastoral office of the church. It's not easy and it's not for everyone. You see a lot of stuff you'd rather not see, you experience a lot of stuff you'd rather not experience, you hear a lot you'd rather not hear... It takes a special strength (and a special calling, IMO) to deal with the church up close and personal. It ain't for the faint. With that said, just change your focus. Do exactly what they ask you to do, and try to take your own mind, opinions, logic, and reason out of the equation. Just do what you're asked to do, praying all the while, and stay focused until the Lord sees fit to change things.
