DETROITEaster at Fort Street Presbyterian ChurchThe Detroit NewsPeople sing a hymn at the Easter service at Fort Street Presbyterian Church in Detroit on April 21, 2019.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsPastors Anne Lange, right, and Eric Lange, center, lead the children in a song during the Easter service.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsFrom left, Nora Mason, 9, and her sister, Sophia Mason, 7, of Livonia during the Easter service. The church has the tradition of doing a balloon launch after the service.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsLots of flowers decorate the sanctuary for the Easter service in front of Pastor Anne Lange gives the sermon titled "Who tells the story?"Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsFrom left, Church members since 1982, Tim and Aimee Moran of Grosse Pointe Park sing along during a hymn.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsTulips are among the many flowers in the sanctuary during at the Easter service.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsBalloons are all over the sanctuary during the Easter service. The church has the tradition of doing a balloon launch after the service. The balloons are biodegradable and the strings cut short to minimize any possible harm to wildlife.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsPastor Eric Lange accepts the offering at the Easter service.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsOrganist and music director Marilyn Biery plays the pipe organ.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsOrganist and music director Marilyn Biery plays the pipe organ during a hymn. Choir members Leslie Mason and her husband, Jesse Mason, right, sing along.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsIanna France, 10, right, of Detroit talks with, from left, Nora Mason, 9, and Sophia Mason, 7, both of Livonia after the Easter service before the balloons are let go.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsIanna France, 10, right, of Detroit hands a balloon to Nora Mason, 9, left, of Livonia before the balloon launch.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsPeople head outside for the balloon launch after the Easter service. The church has been doing an Easter balloon launch for years.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsPeople let biodegradable balloons go following at the Easter service at Fort Street Presbyterian Church.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsFrom left, Jude Lange, 4, Beatrice Lange, 2, and Amos Lange, 5, run in front of the church after the Easter service.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsKatie Drummond of Beverly Hills takes a family photo of, from left, Greg and Jeannie Ledermann of Bloomfield Hills and, at bottom from left, Iolana Ledermann, 6, Finley Drummond, 4, and at top from left, Mackenzie Drummond, 9, Sunbear Ledermann, 8, and Ollie Drummond, 8, after the service.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsFrom left, Friends Lynne Bieniek of Detroit and Carmen Abrego of Rochester Hills are photographed outside the church.Robin Buckson, The Detroit News