Christopher Mitchell Obituary

Christopher Scott Mitchell Christopher was born December 17, 1962 to Alfonzo and Erma Jean Mitchell in San Diego Ca. He accepted Christ at an early age and was tutored by Bishop George D McKinney and assistant pastor Charlie Clark. Chris created, organized and facilitated the "Give it to God Youth Ministry, to help young men to change their lives as a young man himself. Chris proudly maintained many consecutive titles, namely Handyman, Hauling, Chief, Poet and the Neighborhood Street Evangelist, Speaking the word, testifying with the intention of leading all he met to embrace the Holy Spirit. Stating to those much is given, much is required, gone too soon and never to be forgotten. Chris met his wife Norma Jefferson at St. Stephens COGIC church where they began their friendship which grew until they were joined together in holy matrimony almost 2 years later on October 29, 2016 by Bishop George D. McKinney under the sun at Harbor Island, in San Diego, Ca. They shared 9 years of loving Christian filled togetherness. He constantly referred to her as "Baby Cakes" or Norma Jean, giving her his mother's middle name always stating she reminded him so much of her. They continued to worship at St. Stephens and later moved their membership to University Ave. Baptist church where he Joined the Choir and delighted in his devotion to Christ. Christopher was a walking testimony of the greatness of God and shared his beliefs with all that he encountered on a daily basis. Morning Christopher's passing with his devoted wife (Norma Jefferson Mitchell), are 2 sons Christopher S. Mitchell Jr and JaShawn C. Mitchell, Daughter, Jalia E. Mitchell, his Stepsons, Rahsaan, Jamal & Jamel Davis of San Diego, Father, Alfonzo Mitchell, Aunt Audrey Nash, Uncles, Charles and Ellis Mitchell, His siblings, Theresa Williams, Mark Mitchell and Myron (Joshalyn) Mitchell of San Diego Ca. His Sister In Law Josephine Mitchell, loving nieces and nephews, relatives and many lifetime friends. He was predeceased by his mother, Erma J Mitchell, Brother, Alvin Mitchell, Aunts Marie and Myrdis Mitchell. Uncles Eugene, John, and Jeremiah Mitchell. His last discussion with his Aunt Audrey was about the song, My soul is Anchored in the Lord.