About THE KOG<>KOH
BIRTH OF THE KOG<>KOH
The KOGKOH originated from the prison ministry auxiliary at Carver Missionary Baptist Church in South Central Los Angeles around 1992. With approval from church leadership, Deacon Henry Combs Jr. began volunteering in Los Angeles County jails and prisons. At its inception, the ministry functioned as a church auxiliary.
GOD PLANTED THE SEED
MINISTRY LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE
After his ordination as a Deacon at the Carver Missionary Baptist Church, located at 5050 South Hoover St., Los Angeles, California. Henry Combs Jr. embraced a pivotal role in providing spiritual guidance and support within the Los Angeles County jails and prisons. As a religious volunteer, he led Bible study sessions and assisted with Sunday worship services, consistently offering encouragement and faith-based mentorship to incarcerated individuals.
THE KOG<>KOH PURPOSE
To form a Collaborative of Individuals, Churches, Synagogues, Temples, Fellowships, Religions, Faiths, Creeds, Entrepreneurs, and Businesses. We believe this will nurture a global community of dignity, respect, and unity among all people. To create an environment conducive to neutrally presenting and teaching various histories, cultures, religious principles, practices, and beliefs of our global community.