If I filed for divorce am I entitled to list the church as a business?

I am married to a pastor. We founded a church 9 years ago. On the articles of incorporation only our names are listed. During the last year, it was discovered he was having an affair with one of his members. He tried to get a ppo against me which false reports were made and walked out of court, ppo was dropped. Being he asked me to leave church saying he don't want to worship with me he has slandered my name among members, taken me off bank accounts, changed locks at church, taken me off as vice president stating I am not a member since I have not been attending. He did not let me know what church bylaws stated when we started church. He handles all tithes and offerings for church and sets his own income, which he does not share with the church, or files taxes. In a divorce, am I entitled to list the church as a business being Supreme Court ruled that a church is an asset being he uses church as his personal piggy bank for himself?