The convention then did the following:

* Reduced spending from $3.45 million approved last November to $2.28 million.

Based on conversations among the leadership teams of St Charles and St Stephens parishes a plan was drawn up and all the parties signed on to it. Furthermore the process of departure was shepherded by resources within the Anglican Communion Network and ably aided as well by the Western Dean, The Rev. William Thompson. ACN determined that both parishes would come under the oversight of Recife Bishop Robinson Cavalcanti and he generously welcomed them in early October of 2004.

The signers include such illustrious figures as evangelical patriarch the Rev. Dr. John R. W. Stott, Bishop Wallace Benn, President of the Church of England Evangelical Council, The Rev. Dick Lucas, The Rev. David Phillips, (Director of Church Society and the leadership of Church Society), The Rev. Simon Vibert (St Luke's Wimbledon Park, Diocese of Southwark and Chair of the Fellowship of Word and Spirit) and The Rev. David Petersen, (Principal of Oak Hill College) to name but a few.

She is the first female Primate of the worldwide Anglican Communion who, within weeks of her nomination, found herself at the center of controversy with an unacceptable rating with most of the church's archbishops because of her ultra-liberal views on theology and morality.

She is the first Primate ever, to refer to Jesus as "mother Jesus" during a homily at the 75th General Convention Eucharist beginning an alienation from orthodox Anglican believers that only got worse with time.