St. Stephen's Episcopal Church (Oak Harbor, Washington)

The members of both churches voted to disaffiliate and seek oversight from the Anglican bishop of Recife, Robinson Cavalcanti.

In December 2006, Warner and the diocese signed a seven-year agreement—modeled on a biblical jubilee—with St. Stephen's and St. Charles that allowed the breakaway congregations to use their buildings.

[5][6] A small remnant of Episcopalians in Oak Harbor numbering about a dozen continued to worship under the name "St. Stephen's Episcopal Church," using the 1954 chapel building on the parish grounds.

[2] By June 2014, when the agreement expired, the Episcopal Church had successfully retained property from departing congregations in almost all court decisions.

[6][8] Grace by the Sea purchased a former YMCA building in downtown Oak Harbor as its church home.

All Saints Chapel, the original St. Stephen's building where the continuing Episcopal church met from 2006 to 2014.
All Saints Chapel, the original St. Stephen's building where the continuing Episcopal church met from 2006 to 2014.
Grace by the Sea's building in downtown Oak Harbor
Grace by the Sea's building in downtown October