Pastor Felix Taha

(07/20/1951 - 06/01/2025)

Pastor Taha was an ordained non-denominational minister of Love of God's Kingdom Outreach Ministries (LOGKOM). Pastor Taha had a Masters degree in French from the University of Abijian from Ivory Coast, West Africa. He was passionate about helping young people achieve their full potential in life and helping the elderly population achieve independent living as he had over 15 years experience serving the elderly community in independent living establishments. 

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Apostle Dr. Aminata T. Coulibaly  

(04/04/1964 - 09/13/2025)

Apostle Dr. Coulibaly was a missionary, and an ordained minister. She was officiated in the office of Apostleship by Bishop Charles Levi Byrd and received her doctorate in theology from Love of God's Kingdom Outreach Ministries Inc. She also participated in seminars with Miracle Faith Apostolic Global Church in Florida. She has traveled and served in over 163 countries during her missionary outreach work.  Prior to being led to establish Love of God's Kingdom Outreach Ministries Inc/UMHFA, Apostle Dr. Coulibaly worked for the United Nations after completing her Doctorate degree in Law from Ivory Coast, West Africa and France. Apostle Dr. Coulibaly received her education between Maryland, her hometown, and in Paris. Apostle Dr. Coulibaly also went on to complete a Physician Assistant (PA) degree. As a Physician Assistant, she worked in MedStar Montgomery Medical Center in Maryland for 18 years. Apostle Dr. Coulibaly had over 7 years experiences serving as a Legal Advisor in Maryland for refugee and immigrant families. While in Maryland, Dr. Coulibaly also spent over 7 years mentoring at-risk high school students in an effort to help young people cultivate the life skills needed to transition them into responsible adults.  She received various accolades from community leaders and government agencies both locally and internationally for her innovative approach of meeting the pressing social and spiritual needs of the youth, families and underserved populations she served.

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In 2008, Apostle Dr. Coulibaly was led to establish the ministry first in the State of Maryland working with underserved populations on community projects and then in 2013 establishing it in the State of Maine working with newly immigrant populations in the Lewiston-Auburn area to provide family centered services and community resources. In 2018 the focus was shifted to expanding services to serve all Mainer folks in need of access to community services in the Cumberland County area. As cultural brokers, Apostle Dr. Coulibaly and Pastor Taha promoted projects that enhanced cultural sensitivity in program development and evaluation.

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In 2020, Dr. Coulibaly founded Hope For All Community Services LLC with the commitment of supporting individuals and families navigating both the healthcare and mental health system. Dr. Coulibaly has had first- hand experience navigating the complex U.S mental health and healthcare system and through that experience she developed a deep compassion for those struggling with not only recovery, but the cycle of stigma associated with mental health. ​​

 

Together they have 9 children, and 10 grandkids.  

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We are so blessed and thankful for the impact that both Apostle Dr. Coulibaly and Pastor Taha have had in the lives of so many.

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Our hope is to continue in their legacy of walking in the love of God as we continue to serve at the home front and abroad.