Observant Pontiacers marked the Easter weekend with plenty of songs and fellowship. A ecumenical Good Friday service was held at the Pontiac High School Gymnasium, put on by the Pontiac Clergy Association, with several local churches participating. The sermon was divided into seven parts, on Jesus’ seven sayings on the cross, and each section was delivered by different pastors. Pictured above, Pastor Corey Ferguson speaks about salvation. Later that afternoon, New Hope Christian Fellowship hosted a concert of praise and choir music, pictured below, playing to a packed house.
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