They cover the following topics: church's position on gay appointments, farming in South Africa, Windsor Report, and attack on former President Mandela.

They include topics like: Anglican Conference, Africa's development, African Monitor and the collapse of World Trade Talks, Christian faith, homosexuality, Global South Communique, and violence against women.

They are relating to the following topics: death of Adelaide Tambo, State of the Nation Address, Diocesan College, The Episcopal Church.

They are relating to the following topics: addressing issues of crime, poverty, and prison reform in South Africa, cancellation of debt of developing countries, corruption in South African society, TRC hearings, economic growth in SA, religious broadcasting on SABC, arms sales, protection of women and children rights, World Bank Conference in Washington, and housing shortages.

They are on public issues like: South African elections, the state of the African continent, crime and violence, national debt burden, legislation on gun control, ordination of women and "Africanisation".

They cover the topics like: pensions crisis in SA, creating an Episcopal Church of Africa, war on corruption in Africa, the role of the church in the next Millennium, human environmental rights, debt relief for the poorest countries, bursary fund for the students, job creation, economic co-operation for eradication of poverty, launch of the Jubilee 2000 African Campaign, peaceful resolution of the conflict in Lesotho, special disaster relief fund for the victims of Hurricane in Honduras.

They are relating to the following topics: national budget allocation for poverty relief, crisis in Angola, national conference on racism, high debt of poor countries, HIV/AIDS crisis.

They cover topics like: government public accounts, arms deal, meeting of religious leaders with President Mbeki, distribution of lottery funds.

They are on topics like: AIDS programme in African countries, life and function of the Anglican Communion, position of the CPSA on homosexuality, corruption in society, tribute to women, and call for economic justice.

The topics include: HIV/AIDS Aid, drought and other disasters in the Western Province, environmental and ecological issues, role of the church in society, World TB Day, Global Week of Action on Trade, African debt write-off, and change of the CPSA name into the Anglican Church of Southern Africa (ACSA).