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In Loving Memory of Pastor Curtis BordersThe Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries mourns the loss of our beloved Pastor Curtis Borders.After battling addiction for 20 years, Pastor Borders came to DRMM seeking a fresh start. Within a year, he became an ordained minister—a true testament to God’s power to restore and renew.For over two decades, he faithfully served as chaplain at our DeVos Permanent Housing for Men and as part of our Spiritual Life team, leading staff devotions and inspiring all who crossed his path.He often reminded us:“God and my family are my life. It’s just awesome when you surrender yourself and your will over to a power greater than you.”Pastor Borders’ journey from client to minister showed what true transformation looks like. His legacy of faith, hope, and service will live on in the many lives he touched.“I just thank God for the privilege of being a part of Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries because it has really helped me.” -Pastor Borders 🕊️ Rest in eternal peace, Pastor Borders. Well done, good and faithful servant.#DRMM #Transformation #RestInPeace
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