Every December, vocal coach Jennifer D’Souza puts together a Christmas concert called Stellar Christmas, but last year was different. It didn’t happen. Easter, however, seemed like a good time to bring back the celebration of hope and joy which form its essence. “I feel that for too long, Jesus Christ has been portrayed as someone who is weak because of his crucifixion. I want to be able to show his life, the way he touched people, and his love, compassion and forgiveness. He didn’t say that you won’t have any problems, he too was crucified. But through those troubles, he asked us to look at peace ahead, to look for joy. And I think that’s what the Gospel is for me. He set a standard for love,” shares D’Souza on the eve of the concert Who Do You Say I Am.

Their Thursday’s performance