Mhogolo was a moderate on the issue of homosexuality compared to many African Anglicans who strongly condemned homosexuality or even denied its existence in Africa; he sought to avoid a schism in the church over the issue. In 2007 he wrote that homosexuality as an issue "is not fundamental to the Christian faith, although many try to make it that way". He also wrote on "Human Sexuality in the Anglican Communion" for the Wiley-Blackwell Companion to the Anglican Communion (2013). In his Canadian interview in June 2012 he said in the Africa Anglican Church homosexuality was not as critical an issue as in the Episcopal Church (United States) and Anglican Church of Canada.
