This study aimed to determine the effectiveness of interventions for a pastor's wife with theinclination to divorce. The therapist used an MRI interactional model and Murray Bowen’s familysystems theory. Also, this study attempted to identify the stages of change that family membersundergo according to Prochaska’s trans-theoretical model. The study used constant comparativeanalysis, open coding, Miles & Huberman's matrix and network display to analyze the familytherapy case. The findings of the study were as follows: First, at the stage of pre-contemplation,the factors influencing a pastor's wife with the inclination to divorce were her husband’s"un-pastorly" behaviors, his incompetence, her dissatisfaction with their sex life, and her husband’semotional disturbance. Second, at the stage of contemplation, the subjects of family conflict thatwere recognized by the wife included the husband and wife’s characteristics relating to theirfamilies of origin and dysfunctional communication methods. Lastly, as the counseling sessionsprogressed, there were changes in the individuals and in the family members' relationships.