Motown legend Martha Reeves is the fourth guest on Detroit Faith City, a Detroit News podcast that features local athletes, entertainers and public figures talking about their faith along with their spiritual mentors.

The granddaughter of Rev. Elijah Joshua Reeves, Reeves, 84, talks about her early religious journey growing up on the east side of Detroit, the musical mentors who launched her Motown career with "Martha and the Vandellas", including hit songs like "Dancing in the Streets," as well as lessons learned from decades of being "blessed to be a performer" and sharing "God's rules" about hope, love and mercy.

On the podcast, Reeves also discusses becoming a born-again Christian in 1977. Twenty years after forming the popular musical group in Detroit in 1957, she moved with Motown

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