St. Anne's Church is an independent California non-profit religious corporation, with a church body of about 270 people and 156 voting members. On January 28 and 29, 2006, the St. Anne's vestry and members overwhelmingly decided to align with the Anglican Province of the Southern Cone, Diocese of Bolivia, under the oversight of the Rt. Rev. Frank Lyons.

In his letter, Mr. Nixon says that in a meeting of the congregation on Sunday, Feb. 5, 2006, the congregation by a vote of 88-0 voted to affiliate with the Diocese of Ruwenzori and disassociate from the Episcopal Church.

According to parochial statistics for the year 2004, Holy Spirit's baptized membership was reported as 187, down from 209 the previous year. A press release posted to Holy Spirit's Web site claims membership of 230.

CHS was founded in 2001 as a mission of Truro Church of Fairfax. CHS does not own any land or buildings. As a result of this realignment, Truro Church will receive the assets of CHS.

Church of the Holy Spirit (Anglican) is loyal to the traditional life-giving teachings of the Bible and the Anglican Communion. It is a "Three Streams, One River" church, meaning that it is evangelical, charismatic, and sacramental.

The Diocese of Eastern Michigan experienced the highest one-year drop in attendance, falling by 12.5 percent, followed by El Camino Real at 9.2 percent, Minnesota at 7.9 percent, Oklahoma at 7.8 percent, Northern Indiana at 7.1 percent, East Tennessee at 6.6 percent, Spokane at 6.4 percent, Central Florida at 6.4 percent, Utah at 6.4 percent, and Western Louisiana 6.3 percent.