They probably have a funeral for the pastor, then get another one.
In my experience, the above answer held. When my church's former senior pastor passed away, we held a funeral for him. Afterward, we kept praying for a new senior pastor to lead our church, and one year later, God answered us by choosing one Holy Spirit-filled pastor out of more than eighty applicants.
I sure the assistant pastor takes over but it can also be another pastor in the congregation. Otherwise the congregation just finishes.
A provisional pastor is a pastor who takes over for a congregation while this group is searching for a new or permanent pastor. A provisional pastor is sometimes referred to as an interim pastor.
If Fidel Castro dies his brother Raul takes over the rule.
Alison comes back and takes over a after mona dies
If everyone after the President also dies, there would be no one to "take over."
I'm Baptist. In our church, deacons write the bylaws along with the pastor. If for some reason the pastor disagrees then they have a discussion over the matter. then the church as a whole can vote on it in a business meeting. In an independent baptist church the pastor can override any or all deacons if he believes it is following God's will for the church. In a southern baptist church the pastor pretty much has no say over the deacons. He can however put in a "vote" to have deacons removed if he believes they are not follwing the will of God. Bylaws do not change often because they are a huge hassle and it does not really need to be changed often because it should be really close to the Word of God.
Then the vice president takes over
The Lt. governor.
Vice president.
Second in command
The speaker of the house takes over(:
No, a church wedding is not necessary. The couple can be married by a Justice of the Peace; in a Chapel (just the two of you and resided over by a Minister or Pastor.)