Pastoral qualification with divorced wife

I am interested in getting some feedback on an issue I have been wrestling with recently. I am a 34 year old seminarian who feels called to the pastorate and just recently got married. My wife had been previously married and then unbiblically divorced 5 years ago when she was not a believer. Normally I would never marry someone who has been married before because of the adultery it would portend but in this case I met her after her husband had passed away, so I didn't feel as though there were any biblical reason to prevent us from marrying since she couldn't be an adulterer since her husband was no longer alive. The Godly woman she has grown into since that terrible time is what I love about her, and so I see her divorce as just a terrible sin in her life (one she has confessed, repented of, and asked forgiveness for) that shouldn't necessarily stain her witness for the rest of her life. She has made reconciliation with her husband's family and they are on excellent terms with one another as well now. She also enjoys the affirmation and respect of the members of our church and has what I would consider as a reputation above reproach.
All of that to say that since we are now married I am wondering how much understanding any potential church might show in considering our situation. I understand some churches won't want to hire me just because it's easier not to mess with, but I want to make sure I am biblically justified in continuing to pursue my call to ministry. If I truly felt like I disqualified myself in this marriage then I would not pursue what I feel like is my calling, but I also realize that Satan can accuse us falesly at many points. I also realize that asking this question after the fact isn't as good as asking it before the fact, but I still think the question is worth discussing. Thanks for the replies!