Elder Kamika Deshaun Brown

BROWN, Elder Kamika Deshaun - Age 47, passed away Monday, May 20, 2024, at her residence. Family hour 11:30 AM Friday, May 31, 2024, at Church Without Walls, 6202 Dupont St., with funeral service commencing at 12:00 PM. Pastor Martez Warren, officiating. Family and friends will assemble at the church 11:30 AM Friday. Elder Brown will lie in state in the Chapel of Lawrence E. Moon Funeral Home, 906 W. Flint Park Blvd., and may be viewed from 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM Thursday. Kamika Deshaun Brown "Mika" was born September 14, 1976 in Oceanside, New York to her late parents Lorraine Brown and Floyd Michaux. Kamika attended Uniondale High School where she earned her High School diploma in 1994. She also attended B.O.C.E.S for cosmetology and successfully earned a NYS Cosmetology license. Kamika resided in Hempstead, NY until she relocated with her children to Flint, Michigan in 2015. While living in Michigan she attended Walden University where she earned her Master's degree in Social Psychology in 2023. Kamika shortly after obtained employment at Hurly Hospital as a Behavioral Technician. Kamika was a loving mother of five to two sons Monte Ross and Jalani York. Three daughters Briyonna York, Emani York, and Ariyonna York. Kamika loved attending family events, joking, dancing, and sitting around the table talking about the old times. She also enjoyed watching her grandchildren grow up. She was a prayer warrior. Kamika can pray down the house. She was extremely spiritually intelligent. Everyone knows to go to her for prayer, guidance, and to decipher their dreams. She sure was one of a kind. Kamika had an array of talents. She had a niche for doing hair. She was a artist, she enjoyed drawing and writing. Kamika wrote poems and books which led her to eventually publishing her first memoir called "Deliver me from Egypt" which sold on amazon. She believed that her book would inspire future generations to learn from her past experiences in order to lead better lives. Kamika’s ministry was birthed out her coming into the understanding that she had been called out. Kamika experienced the delivering power of God at Camp Hope in New Jersey where she accepted her call into ministry. Her first ministry Called Out Ministries led her to heavy evangelistic work. She wanted those who had suffered through sexual abuse, addiction, divorce and so much more to know the saving power of God. Called Out Ministry is where Kamika would do street ministry and led prayer and Bible study in various ways and spaces spanning the last 20 years from Georgia to New York and Michigan. Kamika served in various ministries where intercession and sound biblical education and teaching were her passions. Her move to Flint was birthed out of the creation of the Daughters of Issachar with her cousin, Jocelyn where they both served at New Creation Church of God. It was in her move to Flint that she was affirmed as a Prophet and ordained as Elder under Bishop Andrew Henry of Kingdom Encounters Ministry. Kamika has aided and supported several ministries that supported those who had been called out of the very things God delivered her from such as Greater Mt. Zion with Pastors Joe and Marilyn Brown. Until her transition Kamika proudly served under the leadership of Pastor Martez Warren of Church Without Walls in Flint, Michigan. She was a part of intercessory prayer, prophetic ministry, and leadership team. Kamika had a very clear understanding that she had not only had been called to the pulpit but to the streets. Kamika Deshaun Brown leaves behind her five children: Montrevelle Ross, Jalani York, Briyonna York, Emani York, and Ariyonna York; nine grandchildren, Monte Jr., Lavonne, Zion, Jace, Prince, Paris Jordain, Karsen, Kasiem and Akai; parents, the late Lorraine Brown and Floyd Michaux; her step-father, Bobby Moore; grandparents, Christie Brown and Magie Lewis; her siblings, Craig Moore, Andre Bonaparte, Chad Parsons, Tanya Griffin, Stacey Morris, Alexia Williams, Teresa Moore, Erika Hickey, Kristin William, and Skyler Michaux; she also left behind a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, friends, family, and church family. Kamika was preceded in death by her loving angels, Terence Moore, Lorraine Brown, Floyd Michaux, Jimmie Brown, Lavonne Ross, Alea Best, and Mark Law.

Elder Kamika Deshaun Brown

September 14, 1976 - May 20, 2024